September 27, 2026
Iron Supplements in Kidney Disease
Why iron matters in kidney anaemia, and how it is given safely.
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Iron deficiency contributes to the anaemia of kidney disease, and iron is often given by tablet or injection.
Iron should only be taken when a blood test shows deficiency.
Too much iron is harmful, so it is given only when needed.
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