iron toxicity

What are the Causes of Iron Toxicity?

Iron toxicity can be caused by:
- Genetic Conditions: Hereditary hemochromatosis is a genetic disorder causing excessive iron absorption.
- Excessive Supplementation: Overuse of iron supplements can lead to toxicity.
- Repeated Blood Transfusions: Often seen in patients with chronic anemia or other medical conditions.
- Diet: High dietary iron intake, though less common, can contribute to toxicity.

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