Fuller Health

Iron Infusion in Hull

Nurse-led iron infusion in Hull, following blood tests and an assessment of whether it is right for you.

Assessment, then treatment

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What you get

Nurse-led care
Delivered by our nursing team at the Princes Avenue clinic.
Assessed first
A blood test may be required to confirm iron deficiency and whether an infusion is appropriate for you.
Time to talk it through
We review your results and discuss the options with you before anything is agreed.

What to expect

  1. 1.

    Blood test

    We check your iron levels. An infusion may be considered when tests confirm iron deficiency and oral iron is not suitable, tolerated, or effective.

  2. 2.

    Assessment

    A clinician reviews your results with you and explains whether an infusion is appropriate, and what it involves.

  3. 3.

    Treatment

    If it goes ahead, the infusion is given at the clinic by our nursing team, with you monitored throughout.

Assessed first, always

An iron infusion is a treatment, not a pick-me-up, so it starts with blood tests and a proper assessment of whether it is right for you. If your results do not support an infusion, we tell you that - and what would actually help - rather than treating you anyway.

The treatment itself

Infusions are nurse-led in our CQC-registered clinic, with time built in to talk through what to expect beforehand and how you might feel afterwards. Costs are confirmed at the assessment stage, before anything is booked.

Your questions, answered

Can I just book an iron infusion?
No. It starts with a blood test and an assessment, because an infusion is only considered when tests confirm iron deficiency and oral iron is not suitable, tolerated or effective.
How much does it cost?
Costs are confirmed at the assessment stage, before anything is booked. Ring 01482 766555 and reception will give you the exact price before you book; there is no consultation fee on top.
Who gives the infusion?
Our nursing team, in our CQC-registered clinic on Princes Avenue, with you monitored throughout.
What if my results do not show iron deficiency?
We tell you that, and what would actually help, rather than treating you anyway.
What happens on the day?
Time is built in to talk through what to expect beforehand and how you might feel afterwards, and then the infusion is given with a nurse monitoring you.
Do I need a referral?
No. You book directly and keep your NHS GP.

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