Intravenous iron therapy
Iron infusion is a treatment method where iron supplements are administered directly into a vein via a drip. It is an effective and fast way to increase iron levels in the blood, especially when the deficiency is pronounced, and oral supplements are ineffective, intolerable, or work too slowly.
Service is provided at the following addresses:
- Vilnius: Ozo g. 18 (PC Ozas, 2nd floor); Švitrigailos g. 11B
- Kaunas: Kęstučio g. 38;
- Šiauliai: Gumbinės g. 33C.
Benefits
- Quickly restores iron reserves
Compared to dietary supplements or dietary changes, intravenous infusion allows for faster results - iron concentration in the blood increases within a few days, and clinical effects are felt within weeks. - Reduces anemia symptoms
Iron deficiency causes fatigue, weakness, shortness of breath, and concentration problems. Infusion helps quickly restore oxygen transport in the body, so patients often notice improved well-being, more energy, and easier breathing.
Recommended for
- Those with iron deficiency anemia
- Those experiencing chronic fatigue, weakness, dizziness
- Those with absorption disorders (e.g., celiac disease, Crohn's disease)
- Athletes with decreased physical capacity due to iron deficiency
- Other indications as prescribed by a doctor
Procedure
The infusion is administered into a vein, lasting about 60-120 minutes.
How many ampoules do I need?
A complete blood test, iron, and ferritin concentration determination is required. During the consultation, a family doctor or specialist, after evaluating the blood test results, will determine if an iron infusion is necessary and will prescribe an individually tailored dose and number of infusions. Each patient's needs vary - in some cases, one infusion is sufficient, in others, several may be required.
A doctor's consultation is required before the injection procedure. REGISTER
