Hair Loss Blood Test – Private Diagnostic Panel in Birmingham

Causes of Hair loss

Same Day Testing

Hair thinning and hair loss are common concerns that can have underlying medical or nutritional causes. At OneMedicine, our Hair Loss Blood Test helps uncover the reason behind changes in your hair, allowing you to start targeted treatment with confidence.

Why a Blood Test Can Help With Hair Loss

Hair loss isn’t always just cosmetic. It often reflects deeper health issues, including:

  • Iron deficiency or anaemia

  • Vitamin D or vitamin B12 deficiency

  • Thyroid hormone imbalance

  • Hormonal disturbances

  • Inflammation or autoimmune triggers

Blood tests identify these factors early, turning guesswork into evidence-based care and helping guide effective, personalised treatment plans.

What Your Hair Loss Blood Panel Includes

What Your Hair Loss Blood Panel Includes

When you book the Hair Loss Blood Test, we assess key markers that are commonly linked to hair thinning:

  • Full Blood Count (FBC) – checks for anaemia and overall health

  • Iron and Ferritin – essential for oxygen delivery to hair follicles

  • Vitamin D and Vitamin B12 – linked to hair health and immune regulation

  • Thyroid Function Tests – both underactive and overactive thyroid can contribute to hair loss

  • Zinc and Mineral Levels – support protein synthesis and hair growth

  • Hormonal Profile – explores androgen levels, SHBG and other hormonal imbalances

  • Inflammation Markers – such as CRP, which may indicate autoimmune involvement

Together, these results help pinpoint whether hair loss is related to nutritional deficiency, hormonal imbalance, systemic illness, or autoimmune processes.

How the Test Works

  1. Same-day blood sampling at our Birmingham clinic.
  2. Rapid lab processing with clear, expert interpretation.
  3. Follow-up, if required, with Dr Ahmed  to explain results and treatment options.

Who Should Consider This Test

This panel may be recommended if you have:

  • Sudden or progressive hair thinning

  • Patchy hair loss

  • Signs of general fatigue or anaemia

  • Known thyroid or hormonal issues

  • A family history of hair loss

Even if hair loss seems mild, identifying hidden medical causes early often leads to better outcomes.

Do you have other questions?

At OneMedicine, we’re here to support you in staying healthy, providing care that’s friendly, professional, and tailored to your needs.

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