Abstract
SUMMARYIron staining is an unwanted and in some cases permanent adverse effect of intravenous iron administration. Cosmetically unacceptable staining may cause distress and have psychological implications for the patientThere should be a suitable indication for parenteral iron therapy. Patients must be advised of the risk of harm and give their informed consent before receiving parenteral ironStrategies to minimise the risks of staining with intravenous iron include appropriate cannulation and close monitoring of the infusion. Stop the infusion if there are signs of extravasationLaser therapy may be a treatment option in cases of persistent discolouration due to iron staining
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