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Iron Infusion

The Victorian Gut Centre offers an intravenous iron infusion, if high doses of iron are required to top up the body or if oral supplements are not tolerated.

Why should I have an Iron Infusion?

Iron infusions are usually prescribed by doctors to treat significant iron deficiency and/or anaemia.

Preparation

Some basics on the day of your infusion include:

  • you will need to bring with you the iron preparation (Monofer or Ferrinject)  – usually prescribed by your GP or specialist.
  • no change in medications or diet are required prior to the infusion.
  • a small IV drip is placed put in your arm or hand by a trained nurse or doctor
  • the infusion usually takes about half an hour and an observation period is required to monitor for adverse reactions / side effects which are rare.

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Iron Infusion
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Get in Touch

The Victorian Gut Centre is conveniently located on 119 Plenty Road, Bundoora. Our facility is easily accessible via public transport with Tram 86 stopping across the road. We have dedicated pick-up and drop-off parking spots, free of charge.

  • The Victorian Gut Centre is located at: 119 Plenty Rd, Bundoora VIC 3083
  • Call reception on:   03 9466 8466
  • Parking: The Victorian Gut Centre (Bundoora) provides short term patient drop off/pickup spots at the front doors as well as the rear parking lot. You are welcome to use the parking area on arrival and when your ride returns following your procedure.
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