Iron Infusion Treatments in Brisbane
Australia’s Leading Practice for Iron Infusion Treatment
- Combat lack of energy, fatigue & weakness
- Regulate your Iron content levels
- Walk in & walk out process
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Iron Infusion Therapy involves delivering iron directly to your bloodstream through a drip. This procedure helps in treating conditions like iron deficiency anaemia, which is characterised by a lack of sufficient iron needed for the production of haemoglobin and red blood cells.
Iron is crucial for oxygen transport, which ultimately affects your energy levels and overall health.
Our Benefits
Doctor Led Team
Pathology Tests Available
Minimally-Invasive Procedure
No Downtime
Walk-in walk-out
Why choose
Iron Infusion Clinic?
- Expert Care: Our dedicated medical team, led by esteemed hematologists and healthcare professionals, ensures that you receive the highest standard of care during your iron infusion treatment.
- Comfort and Serenity: Our clinic boasts a modern and serene ambiance to provide a calming experience during your treatment.
- State-of-the-art Technology: We are equipped with cutting-edge technology to ensure efficient and safe iron infusion procedures.
- Personalised Approach: Our staff is committed to understanding your health needs and collaboratively working with you to devise a treatment plan tailored specifically for you.
- Comprehensive Support: Our end-to-end support, including pre-appointment preparations, consultation, treatment, and post-treatment care, ensures you feel supported throughout your journey.
- Flexible Booking: We offer convenient appointment scheduling options, including online booking.
6 Benefits of Iron Infusion
Rapid Restoration
of Iron Levels
Iron infusions quickly replenish iron stores in the body, making it an effective treatment for severe iron deficiency or anemia that doesn't respond well to oral supplements.
Improved Energy
Levels
By addressing iron deficiency, iron infusions enhance oxygen transportation in the blood, reducing fatigue and boosting energy, helping you feel revitalised.
Faster Symptom
Relief
Unlike oral iron supplements, which can take weeks to show results, iron infusions provide immediate relief from symptoms like breathlessness, dizziness, and weakness.
Gentle on the
Digestive System
Many patients experience gastrointestinal side effects with oral iron, such as nausea, constipation, or abdominal discomfort. Iron infusions bypass the digestive system, eliminating these issues.
Enhanced Physical and
Cognitive Function
Proper iron levels support brain function, concentration, and physical performance, making daily tasks and activities easier to manage.
Customised Dosage
for Individual Needs
Iron infusions allow for precise dosing tailored to your body's specific requirements, ensuring optimal and effective treatment for long-term health benefits.
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The Treatment Process
1. Make an Online Booking or Call Us
2. Attend Your Scheduled Appointment
3. Provide Your Blood Tests
4. Iron Infusion Procedure
5. Monitoring & Recovery
Onsite Pathology Available
Find out if you have iron deficiency at our onsite Pathology
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Read more of our FAQs below:
An iron infusion is a simple procedure, usually completed in about 30 minutes, where an iron-containing medication is delivered directly into your bloodstream. This helps replenish iron levels in organs that need it for proper functioning. A common intravenous iron preparation is ferric carboxymaltose (FCM), marketed as FERINJECT®, which treats conditions like iron-deficiency anemia (IDA).
Iron infusions are often recommended for individuals with severe iron deficiency, especially when quick replenishment is necessary. Common scenarios include:
- Severe anemia.
- Inability to take oral iron supplements.
- Significant blood loss (e.g., heavy periods, certain cancers).
- Poor dietary iron intake (e.g., vegan/vegetarian diets).
- Pregnancy or medical conditions that increase iron demand.
- Medications that hinder hemoglobin production.
The frequency of iron infusions depends on the underlying cause of the deficiency. Often, a single treatment is enough to significantly improve iron levels.
Improvement can take 6 to 12 weeks. Energy levels, sleep quality, mood, and memory gradually improve over time. The effects may vary, and noticeable changes might be subtle for some. If you have concerns, consult your doctor.
Modern iron infusions, like ferric carboxymaltose (FCM/FERINJECT®), are considered safe, with fewer side effects than older treatments. Rarely, allergic reactions may occur, and your doctor will discuss risks and benefits beforehand.
The procedure is generally not painful. Mild side effects may occur for 1–2 days post-infusion. Seek immediate medical attention if you experience chest pain, dizziness, or difficulty breathing.
Side effects are uncommon but may include:
- Headaches or nausea.
- Flushing or taste disturbances.
- Itchiness, fever, or chills (less common).
Skin staining is rare but possible, occurring in 0.68% to 1.3% of cases. Doctors use techniques to minimize this risk during the procedure.
No special preparation is needed. Staying hydrated can help make vein access easier. The procedure takes about 45–60 minutes, and you can drive yourself home afterward.
Monitor your health for any unusual symptoms, such as chest pain or breathing difficulties. Contact your doctor or visit an emergency department if these occur.
Yes, driving is generally safe after an infusion. Doctors may monitor you briefly to ensure no immediate side effects.
Recovery is minimal, and most people can return to regular activities immediately. Stay hydrated and avoid strenuous exercise for a short period.
Iron deficiency is commonly diagnosed with a simple blood test.
Mild fatigue after the procedure is normal and should subside within a few days. If fatigue persists weeks after the infusion, follow up with your doctor.
