Comprehensive Hair Loss Blood Test Packages | Thyrocare Jaanch Profiles

Advanced Hair Fall Screening Blood Test Profiles for Men and Women

Blood Test Package for Hair Loss in Males: Parameters

Blood Test Package for Hair Loss in Females: Parameters

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Hair Loss Blood Test Packages – Summary Table

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Key Parameters Assessed in Hair Loss Blood Test Profiles

When it comes to understanding the root causes of hair fall, specific blood test parameters can reveal hidden health issues contributing to thinning, breakage, or excessive shedding. Thyrocare’s Jaanch hair loss profiles include the most critical markers for accurate diagnosis and personalized treatment planning.

1. Complete Hemogram (CBC and CBP)

A complete hemogram profile with CBC and CBP tests evaluates overall health and detects disorders like anemia, blood cell counts, and cell morphology. Abnormal CBC counts and CBP morphology can lead to poor oxygen delivery to hair follicles, weakening hair strands. Whatever the health issue may be, a complete hemogram test profile is crucial.

2. Iron Studies & Ferritin

Low iron and ferritin (iron storage protein) levels are commonly linked to hair thinning—especially in women. These tests help determine if iron deficiency is contributing to hair loss. Serum ferritin level test is more crucial than any basic iron deficiency test to understand the reason for iron deficiency, excessive hair fall, skin health issues, arthritis, bone degradation, and many other chronic conditions.

3. Thyroid Function (TSH, T3, T4)

Both hyperthyroidism and hypothyroidism can disrupt the hair growth cycle. Thyroid panel tests are essential for identifying hormonal imbalances. Unlike a basic or standard hair fall screening profile, Advanced and Comprehensive Hair Loss Analysis/Diagnosis packages also include ultrasensitive and 3rd/4th generation thyroid panels for accurate reporting with authenticity.

4. Hormonal Markers (DHT, SHBG, LH, FSH)

Excess DHT and testo can shrink hair follicles, causing male-pattern baldness. Female hormonal imbalances (like PCOS) can also cause excessive hair fall. Sexual and reproductive health affects both hair fall and hair growth, so tests for some reproductive health hormones like Sex Hormone Binding Globulin (SHBG) or FSH (or women) are required. Imbalances of these hormones can create several other health issues beyond hair fall or skin health disorders.

5. Vitamin Deficiencies (Vitamin B12 and D)

Vitamins play a vital role in hair strength and regeneration. Low levels of B12 or D can directly impair hair growth and lead to brittleness. While any deficiency of Vitamin B12 can damage thew nervous system, deficiency of vitamin D can damage bone, teeth, hair, nail, and skin health besides the hair health.

6. Essential Minerals (Zinc, Phosphorus, Magnesium, and Calcium)

Micronutrients like zinc or magnesium perform important roles in hair and skin health. Deficiencies are often missed in standard tests. . Either elevated or deficient levels of micronutrients might be behind continuous hair fall. Deficiencies of these minerals can also create many other health issues including metabolic, bone, kidney, and cell health.

7. Inflammation (CRP)

Chronic inflammation may also contribute to hair issues. A CRP provide a broader health perspective. A CRP is also be a marker of other health issues like arthritis, infection, heart diseases, and more.

8. Stress Marker (Cortisol)

Stress can be one of the major reasons for hair loss, so a cortisol hormone test is necessary. This test provides adequate insight into stress and the functions of the pituitary and adrenal glands. It helps identify imbalances that can cause issues like high cortisol and low cortisol levels, and can also be used to evaluate the body’s response to stress and overall hormonal balance.  As stress can create many critical health issues, a cortisol test can serve beyond undertesting the reason behind hair fall and baldness.

9. Autoimmunity (ANA)

Chronic autoimmune conditions can also affect hair health. Therefore, a blood test for Anti-Nuclear Antibody (ANA) is crucial. An ANA test can also help in diagnosing other underlying health issues, such as asymptomatic arthritis or bone health problems.

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There can be many reasons for hair fall in men and women, but the prominent reason might be underlying health conditions. Minor or moderate hair falls may be normal, and there might be chances of regrowth, but heavy hair loss might indicate a health issue. Therefore, a health checkup with tests for vitamins, minerals, iron, hormones, autoimmunity, metabolism, and blood health is necessary. To find the root causes of hair loss, the above blood tests are suggested. The Comprehensive Hair Loss Analysis Panel includes these tests to ensure robust and accurate diagnosis.

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Thyrocare’s Jaanch Hair Fall Profiles: Comprehensive Testing

Experts design Thyrocare’s Jaanch profiles to diagnose the biological causes of hair loss and baldness. These curated blood test packages go beyond the basics and include essential and comprehensive diagnostics that matter for hair health.

• Tailored Profiles for Men and Women
• Home sample collection across 20,000+ pin codes
• Reports within 24–48 hours
• Affordably priced starting from ₹2,699

Whether you’re experiencing patchy hair loss, diffuse thinning, growing baldness, or sudden shedding, these packages can help uncover hormonal, nutritional, infection, stress-related, or autoimmune triggers—all from a single, convenient test profile.

Benefits of Early Detection

Catching the root cause of hair loss early can significantly improve treatment outcomes and prevent irreversible damage. With timely intervention based on lab reports, you can take proactive steps toward hair regrowth and better scalp health.

Top Benefits:

• Prevent further hair thinning
• Start targeted treatment plans (e.g., iron supplements, thyroid therapy)
• Avoid unnecessary products or procedures
• Improve overall health and vitality

? Remember:
Hair is often a reflection of internal health. Early testing is a cost-effective way to preserve both hair and well-being.

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Booking Your Test

Booking a hair loss blood test with Thyrocare is quick, simple, and convenient:

1. Choose Your Package: Select from gender-specific or general wellness panels tailored for hair loss.
2. Schedule a Pickup: A certified phlebotomist will collect your sample from home.
3. Get Digital Reports: Receive detailed results via email or WhatsApp within 1–2 days.
4. Consult Your Doctor: Use the insights to start a customized treatment plan.

Ready to take the first step?
Book via WhatsApp or call us now to schedule your test at a time that suits you.

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Sample Reports

Sample Report for Advanced Hair Loss Analysis Test Package for Men

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Sample Report for Advanced Hair Loss Analysis Test Package for Women

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) on Blood Test Panels for Hair Loss

Here are answers to some common queries on Thyrocare’s Jaanch Hair Fall Screening packages and blood tests.

What is a Hair Fall Screening Blood Test Panel?

A hair fall screening panel is a group of blood test profiles that can find the root causes of hair fall.

What is the Jaanch Hair Fall Screening Profile by Thyrocare?

Thyrocare’s Jaanch Hair Fall Screening Profile is a doctor-curated package of blood tests to screen the reasons for hair fall. The profile aims to detect the underlying health conditions behind hair loss.

Why it’s important?

Identifying the specific cause of hair fall is the first step toward effective treatment. Relying solely on shampoos or supplements without medical evaluation may delay results or worsen the condition.

Why are there two separate hair loss screening profiles for men and women?

Due to natural health and hormonal variations in men and women, the necessary tests are different to screen the reasons for hair fall. Therefore, there are two separate profiles with separate types of hormone tests.

What are the main reasons of hair loss?

Hormonal imbalance, nutrient deficiency, infection, stress, and environmental impacts are the five prominent factors behind hair fall.

What are the main tests for hair loss analysis?

The following are the crucial tests for hair loss analysis:
1. Hormones like cortisol, DHT, and SHBG for men, and LH, FSH, PRL, SHBG, and cortisol for women
2. Iron level study
3. Vitamin B12 and D
4. Minerals like phosphorus, zinc, magnesium, and calcium
5. Autoimmunity detection, like the antinuclear antibody (ANA) test
6. Various infections and inflammation markers
7. Tests for blood health, like the complete hemogram.

How much do the blood tests for hair loss screening cost?

Depending on the testing lab, location, and composition, a complete panel of blood tests for hair loss screening costs varies from three thousand to six thousand rupees. In association with Thyrocare, we offer the Men’s Hair Fall Screening Profile at ₹2,599 and the Women’s Hair Fall Screening Profile at ₹2,699. Our prices are the same for all locations in India.

Can I get a home sample collection service for the blood tests for hair loss screening?

Yes, we offer free home collection services for all our profiles and packages, including the hair fall analysis panels.

How can I book a blood test for hair loss screening?

We offer simple and hassle-free booking facilities through WhatsApp chat. Just ping us over WhatsApp, and our representatives will confirm your order.

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