We specialise in iron injections and iron infusions, providing targeted treatments for patients suffering from iron deficiencies or iron-deficiency anaemia.
Iron injections offer a fast and reliable way to restore your body’s iron levels, especially when oral supplements are not effective. Administered intramuscularly by trained professionals, they take only a few minutes per session and require minimal preparation.
Iron infusions provide a safe and effective solution for severe iron deficiencies. Administered via an intravenous drip in a controlled setting, each session lasts 30–60 minutes, ensuring precise delivery of iron into your bloodstream.
Total visit: 20–30 minutes, including observation time
Initial consultation to assess your needs
Injection performed by an experienced professional
Observation for 15–30 minutes
Total visit: 45 minutes to 1 hour, including monitoring
Preliminary consultation to confirm diagnosis or establish a plan
Intravenous administration in a calm, secure environment
Observation for 15–30 minutes
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At PragmaFer we also provide diagnostic assessment, personalised treatment plans, and follow-up care to long-term support. With a holistic approach, we are here to guide you every step of the way toward improved well-being.
Personalized diagnosis based on your symptoms and lab tests.
Analysis of ferritin, hemoglobin, and other blood indicators for an accurate diagnosis.
Developed by our team to prevent recurrences.
Not really. You may feel slight discomfort at the injection or infusion site, but it remains temporary and is monitored.
Side effects are rare but may include redness, mild headaches, a warm sensation, or local allergies. Post-treatment monitoring is always provided for your safety.
It depends on the severity of the deficiency. One injection/infusion is often sufficient for moderate deficiency, while one to three injections/infusions may be necessary for more severe cases.
Yes, if the deficiency is confirmed by medical tests and prescribed by a doctor.
Yes, oral supplements should generally be stopped a few days prior to avoid any interactions. Follow your doctor’s advice.
