Iron / Anemia
Also known as: Fe+2, Ferric ion, Fe++
No common urgent flag from this test alone
This blood test checks how much iron is in your blood. It looks at iron that is connected to a protein called transferrin.
Your doctor orders this test to check the iron in your body. It helps them find out if you have too little iron, which is called anemia. It also helps them find out if you have too much iron.
Reference ranges for serum iron can vary between different laboratories. Your results should always be interpreted by your doctor, considering your age, sex, pregnancy status, and overall health.
Tests Included in This Panel
Clinical Reference
175932200082374Medicare covers for iron deficiency and anemia evaluation
Educational purposes only — This information is not a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always discuss your lab results with your healthcare provider.