Hemochromatosis: High iron can cause hemochromatosis (accumulation of too much iron in the liver) this is not good. Phlebotomy (removal of blood. Like when you donate blood) is sometimes needed to decrease iron levels.
Answered 1/10/2015
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Multiple organs: Excessive iron, hemochromatosis, can result in liver, heart and panaceas damage as well tanned appearing skin. Removing blood, specifically red cells, removes some iron along with the hemoglobin and repeated procedures can reduce the iron load.
Answered 3/15/2022
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