Addressing Venous Extravasation, a Concern in Intravenous Iron Administration.

Intravenous iron is commonly used to treat anemia related to chronic illnesses, but venous extravasation, an uncommon side effect of intravenous iron, can result in persistent skin discoloration. This report presents the case of a female patient who experienced venous extravasation following intravenous iron administration, with data collected from her patient record. Although venous extravasation is a rare adverse effect, it is important for both patients and healthcare providers to recognize this potential complication. Adhering to established criteria to minimize the occurrence of extravasation and its associated risks is essential for improving patient outcomes.