Basically when one sees ferritin like that and other things like %sat terrible it most likely is inflammation of some sort. What happens is as cells die from inflammatory process they release the iron stores. So the problem here is some sort of inflammation - though there may be some other explanation too. It does not appear as liver issues, and we can't tell you where it is from data provided. Another possibility is type 2 diabetes.

Other than diabetes check, one can get homocysteine and CRP labs, but you need a good internist or other doctor working with you.

A general anti-inflammatory supplement is boswellia which can help out on inflammatory responses of the body, but you need some care team coming in and actually caring. That is the trouble today in medicine, believe me doctors care if they are allowed, but insurance and MBA's run medical offices and hospitals.