Hi, I have hair loss and hair thinning? I got my blood tests done, and the reports are normal, my thyroid is working fine (T3, T4, TSH)? I need a consultation with an experienced dermatologist who can help me solve my hair loss problem?

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Dr Siri Nallapu

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Hair loss despite normal thyroid may be linked to deficiencies or stress. Common causes include low iron, Vitamin D, B12, or ferritin levels. PCOS, hormonal imbalance, or scalp infections can also contribute. Dermatologists can assess scalp condition and suggest topical/minoxidil based therapy. Nutritional support and stress reduction are also key.

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Take a Ferritin Test Test or Take a Vitamin D Test Test

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Answered 17/09/2025

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