Dr Idy Deng
General Practitioner
Book onlineGP-assessed iron and vitamin B12 infusions in Surry Hills, provided only where clinically indicated.
Iron and vitamin B12 infusions deliver a prescribed dose directly into the bloodstream, and may be recommended by your doctor when a diagnosed deficiency needs correcting, or where oral supplements haven’t been effective or suitable for you.
Infusions take place in our Surry Hills clinic under the supervision of our GPs, and are only provided following a proper clinical assessment. We don’t offer infusions as a general wellness or energy-boosting treatment, in line with current TGA and Ahpra guidance on intravenous vitamin and mineral therapies, which require a genuine medical need and appropriate practitioner oversight
We take an assessment-first approach: before any infusion, our GPs review your symptoms and arrange the blood tests needed to confirm a genuine deficiency and that an infusion is clinically appropriate, rather than treating it as a walk-in service. This means you can be confident your treatment is medically necessary and prescribed specifically for you, not a one-size-fits-all wellness offering.
Schedule a standard appointment to discuss your symptoms; your doctor will arrange blood tests if needed
If an infusion is clinically appropriate, your doctor will explain what’s involved and answer your questions
Infusions are administered onsite by qualified staff, with monitoring throughout for your comfort and safety
Your doctor will follow up to check your levels and confirm the treatment has worked
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Book onlineNo — a clinical assessment and, where needed, blood tests are required first to confirm an infusion is appropriate for you. This reflects current regulatory guidance on IV vitamin and mineral therapies in Australia.
No. Infusions are used to correct a diagnosed deficiency under medical supervision, not as a general wellness treatment or substitute for a balanced diet.
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