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To address hair loss, start by getting a blood test to assess your hormone levels, thyroid function, vitamin D status, anemia, and ferritin levels, which should ideally be above 50, and preferably around 80 for optimal hair growth. If these results are normal, consult a dermatologist who can diagnose androgenetic alopecia (AGA) by examining your scalp, although a definitive diagnosis requires a scalp biopsy. If AGA is confirmed, minoxidil is the only treatment proven to be effective. Additionally, consider using natural DHT blockers like saw palmetto, pumpkin seed oil, and medical-grade red light therapy. Improve your diet by increasing your protein intake. Be cautious of claims that promise fantastic hair growth in a short timeframe, as achieving results is a lengthy process. If you notice your hair thinning, visit your doctor promptly; delaying can lead to more extensive follicle miniaturization, making regrowth more challenging and time-consuming
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