Description

Key Benefits

• Replenishes iron stores in the body to support formation of healthy red blood cells and haemoglobin.

• Particularly useful in cases where oral iron is insufficient or cannot be used (for example, in chronic kidney disease).

• Helps improve symptoms of iron‑deficiency anaemia such as fatigue, weakness and low haemoglobin.

Recommended Usage

• To be administered intravenously (via slow infusion or injection) in a hospital or clinical setting by a trained medical professional.

• The dosage, number of injections and infusion rate will be determined by the doctor based on iron levels, clinical condition and response.

Safety Information

• For intravenous use only. Do not self‑inject.

• Inform the physician if you have known iron overload, allergies to iron preparations, liver or kidney disease, or other medical conditions.

• Caution is needed during pregnancy or breastfeeding — use only if clearly needed and as directed by a doctor.

Possible Side Effects

• Injection‑site reactions: pain, redness, swelling.

• General: dizziness, nausea, hypotension (low blood pressure) if administered too rapidly.

• Rare but serious: allergic reactions (rash, swelling, difficulty breathing) — require immediate medical attention.