Do I have high ferritin levels?

Serum ferritin levels reflect the amount of storage iron in the body but its levels increase when there is inflammation (from any cause) or tissue damage i.e. their level may increase in fever, acute infections, rheumatoid arthritis and other chronic inflammatory disorders. Low levels always indicate iron deficiency in the body. The biological reference interval varies from lab to lab but is generally 20 to 300 ng/ml. Your levels are normal and there is no need to bother.