Yes, but in some cases a prescription may be required for the treatment to be reimbursed. If you are unsure, you can contact us by email or phone.
Yes, the treatment is covered if it is prescribed by a physician and based on laboratory results confirming iron deficiency.
Ideally, yes. Blood tests help confirm iron deficiency and determine the most appropriate treatment. Your physician can prescribe these tests.
Iron deficiency is not solely related to diet. It may result from poor absorption, chronic losses (heavy menstrual bleeding, intensive sports activity, digestive disorders), or increased physiological needs. Blood tests help determine the underlying cause.
The duration generally ranges between 30 minutes and one hour, depending on the type of treatment and your individual situation. For more details about how iron injections and infusions are performed, please refer to our dedicated treatment page.
Side effects are uncommon but may include a sensation of warmth, mild headaches, or localized redness. We ensure careful monitoring after each session.
In general, it is recommended to stop oral iron supplements a few days before the infusion. Always follow your physician’s advice.
In most cases, there is only mild discomfort at the injection or infusion site. This sensation is temporary and monitored by our medical team on site.
No, when the treatment is prescribed based on laboratory results and administered under medical supervision. Dosages are tailored to each patient’s individual needs.
This depends on your individual situation. A single infusion may be sufficient in mild cases, while several sessions may be necessary in cases of significant deficiency.
Improvement is usually gradual. Some patients notice benefits within a few days, but most experience improvement over a period of 2 to 4 weeks.
A follow-up blood test may be recommended a few weeks after the infusion to assess the response to treatment. It is not systematic and depends on your clinical situation and your physician’s recommendation.
Yes. Usual activities can be resumed immediately. However, it is advisable to avoid intense physical exertion on the same day.
