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You have spread your results across three separate posts. This causes confusion and could well split responses.
For that reason, I have turned off replying on your second and third posts. I'm actually finding one of them quite difficult to read.
You could actually have added all three images to replies you added to the thread from earlier:
healthunlocked.com/thyroidu...
SlowDragon who asked for you to post your results might miss your new posts.
Your ferritin is 9 (12 - 233) i.e. it is below range. Ideally ferritin, with the range you've given, would be somewhere around 125 - 150.
Has your doctor commented on your ferritin? What have they said? What is he or she doing about it?
This link is from the NICE Clinical Knowledge Summary on Iron Deficiency Anaemia.
cks.nice.org.uk/topics/anae...
Note this quote on that link :
In all people, a serum ferritin level of less than 30 micrograms/L confirms the diagnosis of iron deficiency.
You aren't officially anaemic (yet), because your haemoglobin is still in range, but you definitely suffer from iron deficiency and should be treated ASAP.