We provide private iron infusions in London for patients with iron deficiency, with or without anaemia.
We are currently seeing patients at our London clinic, based within Lanthorn Clinic.
📍 The Iron Infusion Centre - London
59 Mount Pleasant, London, WC1X 0AY
🕒 By appointment only
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Limited on-street parking is available nearby. Several public car parks are within a short walking distance. Please allow extra time where possible.
Farringdon station (Elizabeth Line, Thameslink and Underground) is an 8-minute walk from the clinic, providing easy access from central and Greater London.
Ground floor clinic with step-free access. Suitable for patients with reduced mobility. Please let us know in advance if you require assistance.
Our original iron infusion clinic in Ware, Hertfordshire is temporarily paused while we expand our London service. We will be returning to Hertfordshire in due course.
📍 The Iron Infusion Centre
6–7 East Street, Ware, Hertfordshire, SG12 9HJ
⚠️ We are not currently seeing patients at this location.
Parking available at Kibes Lane Car Park less than 2 minutes walk from the clinic
Ware train station is 6 minutes walk from us with a quick direct link to London Liverpool St
Ground floor clinic rooms available on request with step-free access and disabled facilities
Private doctor-led clinic • CQC compliant care • IV iron infusions in London and Hertfordshire
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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