IV & Wellness
Iron Infusion
Iron deficiency, also known as anaemia, occurs when there are low levels of haemoglobin in the red blood cells - often caused by blood loss or digestive problems.
Why Choose Intravenous Iron
Providing iron intravenously can be more effective, as it bypasses the digestive process. Levitas Clinic provides an intravenous treatment for patients who have low levels of iron in the body, helping to address the low haemoglobin and reduced red blood cell counts associated with anaemia.
The Process
1
Initial Consultation
A clinician reviews your medical history, current medications and discusses potential side effects.
2
Blood Tests
Blood tests may be required, at extra cost, to confirm whether treatment is needed.
3
The Infusion
The infusion itself takes approximately 30 minutes.
4
Follow-Up
Follow-up blood tests may be needed to monitor progress, and further courses may be required over time.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Your Questions, Our Answers
How long does an iron infusion take?
The infusion itself takes approximately 30 minutes.
Will I need blood tests before treatment?
Blood tests may be required, at extra cost, to confirm whether an iron infusion is needed.
Will I need more than one infusion?
This depends on your individual circumstances. Follow-up blood tests may be needed to monitor progress, and further courses may be required over time.
Iron Infusion Pricing
Prices below apply to non-members; membership pricing is shown where different.
Iron Infusion (1000mg)
100mg doses also available if required.
£720 (Members: £648)
Iron Infusion (500mg)
£520 (Members: £468)
See our full price list for additional services and current pricing.
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