Diagnosed with AA with Superimposed Telogen Effluvium and ferritin level of 33. Is there any hope for me to regrow hair?

 I suggest you go to a hair loss expert who can do an evaluation including history, examination with microscopy, blood work and possibly biopsy. Treatment for Alopecia areata includes intralesional injections, PRP and j a kinase inhibitors. They can be used topically or orally. Menopause does not usually unmask an alopecia areata. A firm diagnosis and corresponding treatment is suggested.Jeff Rapaport MD FAADRealself All-star

Yes, PRP has been found in certain medical and clinical trials to be effective in treating Alopecia Areata (AA). However, a full physiological evaluation by a board-certified hair transplant surgeon is necessary in figuring out program frequency and application.  
You want someone who is a specialist in hair restoration to conduct the relevant blood work and microscopy, so that he or she can determine if PRP is sufficient to treat your case of AA, or if auxiliary treatments ought to be sought out.

Hello, thank you for your question, I’m sure this is very frustrating. I think its best for you to first see your medical doctor and then possibly a hair loss expert. Good luck to you.

With the appearance of androgenetic alopecia plus a low ferritin level, you want to stick to a specialist in this field to manage your problem