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Dermatology & Metabolic Health Clinical Guide

Hair Fall & Scalp Health Trigger Diagnostics in Bangalore

Don't just treat the hair from outside. Find the root biological trigger — Ferritin, Thyroid, Vitamin D3, B12, Zinc, and DHT hormones.

Medically Reviewed by Dr. Shantakumar Muruda, MD (Biochemistry)Clinically Reviewed: October 26, 2026

Clinical Overview

Hair follicles are among the most metabolically active structures in the human body. When systemic deficiencies or hormonal shifts occur, the body diverts resources away from hair growth, triggering telogen effluvium.

Treating hair fall effectively requires diagnosing internal triggers: iron deficiency, thyroid dysfunction, Vitamin D deficiency, hormonal fluctuations, or autoimmune alopecia.

Common Symptoms & Clinical Indicators

  • Excessive hair shedding (>100 strands daily)
  • Widening hair partition or receding hairline
  • Brittle, dull hair texture
  • Chronic fatigue alongside hair thinning
  • Scalp sensitivity or unexplained patchy loss

Recommended Laboratory Investigations

Hair Fall Comprehensive Screen

Includes Serum Ferritin, Thyroid (TSH), Vitamin D3, Vitamin B12, Iron & CBC.

₹2399View Test

Serum Ferritin & Iron Studies

Evaluates cellular iron storage essential for hair follicle matrix replication.

Vitamin D3 (25-OH) Total

Critical for hair follicle stem cell activation and cycling.

Vitamin B12 Blood Assay

Supports oxygen transport and red blood cell nourishment of hair roots.

Book Home Sample Collection

Sample draw by trained phlebotomy specialists. NABL Accredited processing with 6-hour report delivery.

Book Home Collection