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MEN’S HAIRFALL SCREENING ADVANCED-TC — Test Information
Men’s Hairfall Screening Advanced-TC is a comprehensive blood test package designed to investigate common underlying factors associated with excessive hair fall and hair thinning in men. It evaluates nutritional deficiencies, iron status, thyroid function, hormones, inflammation and general blood health.
What does this package evaluate?
Hair-related Hormonal Factors: Dihydrotestosterone (DHT) and SHBG provide information about androgen-related hormonal status. DHT is particularly relevant to male-pattern hair loss, although a blood DHT level alone cannot diagnose it.
Iron Deficiency Profile: Ferritin, Iron, Transferrin Saturation, TIBC and UIBC assess iron stores and availability. Iron deficiency can contribute to increased hair shedding.
Vitamin & Mineral Status: Vitamin D, Vitamin B12, Zinc, Magnesium, Calcium and Phosphorus assess nutritional factors important for overall health and normal hair growth.
Thyroid Profile: T3, T4 and TSH help identify thyroid dysfunction, which may cause diffuse hair thinning or increased shedding.
Complete Hemogram – 30 Parameters: Evaluates hemoglobin, RBCs, WBCs, platelets and related indices and can help identify anemia and other blood abnormalities.
Inflammation & Autoimmune Assessment: CRP and ANA may provide useful information when inflammatory or autoimmune conditions are clinically suspected.
Cortisol: Provides information about cortisol status as part of the hormonal/metabolic assessment.
Who may consider this test?
This package may be useful for men experiencing excessive hair fall, progressive hair thinning, increased hair shedding, unexplained changes in hair density, or when a doctor or dermatologist wants to investigate nutritional, thyroid or hormonal contributors.
Package Price: ₹3,500
Important: Male hair loss is commonly diagnosed from the pattern of hair loss, scalp examination and medical history. Blood tests help investigate contributing conditions but cannot alone diagnose the cause of hair loss. Results should be reviewed by a qualified doctor or dermatologist.
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