Revive your energy with our IV Iron Clinic in Hertfordshire, providing safe, doctor-led iron infusions for patients with low iron or anaemia
Run by experienced GPs with a background in hospital and community medicine. Providing safe, professional, CQC-governed care
Fast results without the wait. Iron made easy
Could low iron be affecting you?
Iron deficiency is the world’s most common nutritional deficiency — and a frequent cause of fatigue, low mood and poor concentration.
Our doctors can assess your levels and offer fast, evidence-based treatment to restore your energy.
If you’ve recently had blood tests, bring your results along — we can often confirm eligibility promptly and schedule IV iron treatment at the earliest available time.
Our doctors review your results safely and only recommend treatment if it’s clinically appropriate.
It’s a simple, streamlined process designed to get you feeling better, faster.
Many people are prescribed oral iron, but tablets can take months to work and often cause bloating, constipation or nausea.
Even with good compliance, results are slow and side effects can make treatment difficult.
IV iron works differently — it bypasses the gut for faster, more reliable correction without the discomfort.
You can bring your own results for free if they are recent. Or we can take a full blood count and iron profile with results within 24 hours
Required to assess your eligibility and suitability. We take a comprehensive history, answer any queries and give relevant lifestyle advice
If a good candidate for iron therapy we can proceed. If severely iron deficient, we may recommend 2 separate infusions 1 week apart at an additional cost
Optional review 6-8 weeks post infusion
MBBS MA Cantab MRCGP
Dr Bhavini Patel studied Medicine at Cambridge University and Imperial College London, graduating with distinctions in pathology and surgery. She completed her GP training at Guy’s and St Thomas’ Hospital before spending six years as a private GP in Australia, where she developed a particular interest in women’s health, fatigue and recovery.
Having personally experienced the transformative benefits of IV iron after the birth of her two children, Dr Patel understands how life-changing the treatment can be. She is passionate about helping others restore their energy and confidence through safe, evidence-based care that supports overall wellbeing. Outside of work, Bhavini enjoys yoga, painting, dancing and relaxed brunch-and-babyccino outings with her family.
MBBS MRCGP
Dr Nick Mulrenan graduated from Imperial College London in 2011. Before specialising in general practice, he gained broad hospital experience in emergency medicine and intensive care — providing a strong foundation in managing complex patients. As a GP, he spent six years in Melbourne, where he developed expertise in IV iron therapy and chronic disease management.
He takes a holistic approach to care, recognising that lasting wellbeing depends on more than medical treatment alone. Nick works with patients to optimise nutrition, exercise and mental health, resulting in sustainable improvements in energy and well-being. Outside medicine he enjoys hiking, climbing and golf — pursuits that keep him outdoors and occasionally remind him of the importance of patience.
News and insights from our doctors on iron deficiency, treatment options, and wellness.
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Cold hands & feet – Feeling unusually cold, especially in the extremities
Restless legs – An uncomfortable urge to move the legs, often worse at night
Frequent infections – Low iron can weaken the body’s ability to fight illness
Unusual cravings – Some people develop cravings for non-food items (a condition known as pica)
Hair thinning or loss – Shedding more than usual, or noticing patchy thinning
Brittle nails – Nails that split, chip, or break easily
Pale or dull skin – A washed-out or tired appearance due to lower haemoglobin
Dry skin – Skin may feel rough or less vibrant when iron levels are low
Tiredness & fatigue – Feeling drained, even after rest or sleep
Shortness of breath – Struggling with physical activity due to reduced oxygen levels
Poor exercise tolerance – Finding it harder to keep up with usual routines or workouts
Palpitations – Awareness of a racing or irregular heartbeat when iron is low
Brain fog & poor focus - Trouble focusing, forgetfulness, or feeling mentally sluggish
Headaches – Low oxygen delivery can lead to frequent or unexplained headaches
Dizziness & light-headedness – A common result of reduced oxygen in the blood
Low mood & irritability – Iron deficiency can affect emotional balance and resilience