Iron Infusions for Menopause & Perimenopause
Iron deficiency can become increasingly common during perimenopause and menopause due to shifting hormones, changes in menstrual patterns, and altered absorption. At Atheria Wellness, we offer clinic-supervised iron infusions designed to help restore iron levels when oral supplementation is not effective or tolerated.
Evidence-informed iron therapies overseen by licensed Ontario practitioners
Compassionate support for individuals navigating perimenopause and menopause
Safe, comfortable infusion appointments in a calming clinical environment
Personalized care based on your symptoms, history, and laboratory results
Why Iron Issues Often Present During Perimenopause & Menopause
Many individuals entering perimenopause experience heavy or irregular menstrual cycles, which can contribute to ongoing iron loss. Others in menopause may still struggle with fatigue or low energy related to iron deficiency for reasons such as decreased absorption, restricted diets, or chronic inflammation.
Persistent fatigue or low stamina
Hair thinning or increased hair shedding
Shortness of breath with mild exertion
Pale skin or brittle nails
Restless legs
Difficulty concentrating or mental fog
Feeling unusually cold
Common symptoms associated with low iron may include:
(Note: Symptoms listed are non-diagnostic and may be related to multiple conditions. An assessment with a qualified provider is recommended.)
How Iron Infusions May Help
IV iron therapy may be recommended when:
Oral iron causes gastrointestinal side effects
Iron levels are not improving with supplements
Ferritin remains low despite adequate intake
Energy, mood, or physical functioning are significantly impacted
Potential benefits of correcting low iron levels may include:
Improved energy and reduced fatigue
Better exercise tolerance
Support for hair and nail growth
Reduced restlessness or leg discomfort
Enhanced cognitive clarity
Atheria’s medical team evaluates your results and recommends an appropriate iron infusion protocol based on evidence-supported guidelines.
5,000+
Total infusions performed
98%
Client satisfaction score
15+
Clinical experience
Multiple
Iron formulations available
What to Expect
Navigating iron deficiency during menopause or perimenopause can feel overwhelming, but our team is here to make your care experience simple and supportive. From your first consultation to treatment, we guide you through each step so you know exactly what to expect.
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Initial Consultation
Meet with our medical team to review your symptoms, wellness goals, and laboratory results. If needed, we can arrange updated bloodwork.
Personalized Treatment Plan
Your practitioner reviews your ferritin, hemoglobin, and iron studies to determine the most appropriate iron formulation and dosing.
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Follow-Up & Monitoring
We review your progress and may re-check your lab levels to help guide ongoing care.
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Infusion Appointment
Your IV iron infusion is administered in a supportive and comfortable clinical setting. Appointment times vary depending on the formulation.
Testimonials
Every individual’s experience is unique, but many clients share how supported and understood they felt throughout their treatment journey at Atheria Wellness. These reflections highlight our commitment to compassionate care and a comfortable, informed infusion experience.
FAQs
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An iron infusion is an intravenous treatment used to restore iron levels when oral iron is not effective or tolerated. IV iron allows for higher doses to be delivered directly into the bloodstream under medical supervision.
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Yes. Current bloodwork is required to ensure IV iron is appropriate and safe. If you don’t have recent labs, we can arrange testing.
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Depending on the iron formulation, appointments usually range from 30–90 minutes.
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This varies by individual. Some notice improvements within 1–2 weeks, while others may take longer. Your practitioner will discuss realistic expectations during your consultation.
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IV iron is generally well-tolerated. Rare side effects may include temporary flushing, headache, or delayed muscle/joint ache. Serious reactions are uncommon but monitored carefully.
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Some benefit plans may reimburse all or part of the service. Coverage varies. We can provide receipts for submission.
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Your plan depends on your ferritin level, symptoms, and history. Some individuals require a single infusion; others may require a series.
Ready to move forward?
Book your iron infusion consultation and speak with our medical team about the right approach for you.
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