Yes, abnormal ferritin levels can impact fertility. Low ferritin due to iron deficiency impairs ovulation and reduces pregnancy success rates, while high ferritin linked to inflammation or metabolic disorders may disrupt hormonal balance. Optimizing ferritin through diet, supplementation, or medical care supports reproductive health and increases fertility potential.
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