Written by: Mantasha
6 November 2025
Hair loss is more common than you think, and it's not just about genetics. Studies show that 1 in 3 women and 2 in 3 men experience noticeable hair thinning by the age of 35. Stress, hormonal fluctuations, nutritional gaps, and pollution are now some of the leading triggers behind early hair loss.
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A hairfall screening checkup helps identify these hidden causes through simple, targeted health tests, so you can stop guessing and start treating the real issue.
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Patterned hair loss is the most frequent type worldwide, affecting a large majority of men over time (estimated up to 80% by older age) and a substantial portion of women as they age. Early thinning is increasingly reported in younger adults.
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Thyroid problems and sex-hormone imbalances are well-recognized contributors. Studies show thyroid dysfunction appears in a notable minority (roughly 8-28%) of patients with hair disorders, and treating the thyroid often improves shedding.
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Micronutrient shortfalls are common among people who present with diffuse hair loss. Studies report frequent iron, B-12, and other micronutrient deficiencies in clinical populations, so testing blood levels is useful.
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Scalp inflammation, follicle blockage, stress, smoking, and certain medications all play roles. Lifestyle factors are linked to higher rates of thinning and can be modified as part of treatment.
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Evidence-based treatments (topical minoxidil, medical correction of hormone/nutrient issues, procedural options) typically show measurable improvement in 3–12 months when the underlying cause is addressed early.
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Take your Hairfall Screening Checkup today and discover the root cause behind your hair loss.
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