Hair & Scalp

Hair Fall

Ayurvedic hair fall treatment in Amritsar - finding the reason your hair is falling and treating it from the inside, with scalp therapies and diet.

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Hair Fall Ayurvedic treatment at Dr. Abrol Ayurveda, Amritsar

Personally supervised by Dr. Amita Abrol

Gold Medalist BAMS · MS Gynaecology & Obstetrics · 14+ years experience

About Dr. Abrol

Medically reviewed by Dr. Amita Abrol, BAMS (Gold Medalist), MS (Gynaecology & Obstetrics) · Last reviewed 24 September 2026

Quick Answer

How does Ayurveda treat hair fall?

Ayurveda sees hair fall (Khalitya) as a sign of an internal imbalance - usually excess Pitta, stress, poor nutrition or hormonal change. Treatment first finds the cause through history and blood tests, then combines herbal medicines, scalp oil therapies such as Shiro Abhyanga and Nasyam, and diet changes. Because hair grows slowly, results are judged after about three months.

Losing some hair every day is normal - most people shed around 50 to 100 hairs a day. It becomes a problem when you see clumps on the pillow, the comb or the shower drain, your ponytail feels thinner, or your parting looks wider.

Hair fall is usually a sign of something else: stress, a recent illness or fever, pregnancy, crash dieting, thyroid problems, PCOD, or low iron, vitamin D or B12. Treating only the scalp, without finding that reason, is why so many oils and shampoos disappoint.

In Ayurveda, excessive hair fall is called Khalitya and is linked mainly to aggravated Pitta in the scalp, along with Vata and poor nourishment of the tissues. Dr. Abrol looks for the internal cause first, then treats both the inside and the scalp.

Recognise the Signs

Common Symptoms

More hair than usual on the comb, pillow or in the shower
A wider parting or thinner ponytail
Receding hairline or thinning at the crown
Dandruff, itchy or oily scalp
Premature greying along with hair fall
Hair fall 2-3 months after a fever, illness, surgery or childbirth

Herbal oil being applied to the scalp with a dropper — Medicated oils are chosen for your scalp and body type - more oil is not always better.

Our Treatment Approach

How We Treat Hair Fall

Finding the Cause

A detailed history and blood tests to check for thyroid problems, PCOD, anaemia, low vitamin D or B12, and stress.

Herbal Medicines

Herbs traditionally used for hair and Pitta balance - such as Amla, Bhringraj and Brahmi - taken internally, chosen for your Prakriti.

Scalp Oil Therapies

Shiro Abhyanga (head massage) with medicated oils, and Thalapothichil - a cooling herbal paste on the scalp - for heat and stress.

Learn about Thalapothichil

Nasyam

Medicated nasal drops, traditionally used in Ayurveda for hair fall and premature greying.

Learn about Nasyam

Stress and Sleep

Shirodhara and a fixed sleep routine when stress is driving the hair fall.

Learn about Shirodhara

Therapist massaging herbal oil into the scalp during Shiro Abhyanga — Shiro Abhyanga (therapeutic head massage) improves circulation to the scalp and calms stress.

Is This Right For You?

Who Is This For?

Women and men with hair thinning or heavy daily hair fall
Hair fall linked to PCOD, thyroid or after pregnancy
Hair fall after an illness, fever or a stressful period
People who have tried many oils and shampoos without lasting results

Tests

Blood Tests Worth Doing

Before starting treatment, these tests often explain hair fall:

Haemoglobin and ferritin (iron stores)
Thyroid profile (TSH)
Vitamin D and vitamin B12
Hormone tests if you have irregular periods, acne or facial hair (PCOD)

At Home

Simple Hair Care Habits

Oil your scalp gently once or twice a week and wash it off the same day or the next - do not leave heavy oil on for days
Wash with lukewarm, not hot, water
Avoid tight ponytails, frequent heat styling and harsh chemical treatments
Eat enough protein, and include Amla, leafy greens, sesame seeds and dates
Sleep 7-8 hours - stress and poor sleep show up in the hair a few months later
Be patient: hair grows about 1 cm a month, so judge any treatment after about 3 months

Fresh Amla (Indian gooseberry) fruits in a basket — Amla (Indian gooseberry) is one of the most valued Ayurvedic fruits for hair and Pitta balance.

Safety First

When to See a Dermatologist

Round, completely bald patches (possible alopecia areata)
Redness, scaling, pain or scarring on the scalp
Sudden hair loss from the eyebrows, eyelashes or body
Hair loss in a child

How It Works

Your Treatment Journey

1

Book & Share Your History

Choose a clinic visit or online consultation. Share your medical history, reports, and health concerns in advance.
2

Consultation & Diagnosis

Dr. Abrol examines you in person or via video - including traditional Nadi Pariksha (pulse diagnosis) where relevant - to understand your Prakriti and current imbalance.
3

Personalised Treatment Plan

Receive a tailored herbal and Panchakarma plan, with clear timelines and expected outcomes.
4

Guided Recovery & Follow-up

Ongoing support through your treatment course, with follow-up consultations to track your progress.

Ready to start your healing journey?

Consult Dr. Amita Abrol - Gold Medalist BAMS, 14+ years experience. Online consultations available for patients worldwide.

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Common Questions

Hair Fall - Frequently Asked Questions

Losing around 50 to 100 hairs a day is normal. If you are losing clearly more than that, or your hair is visibly thinning, it is worth finding the cause.

Hair grows slowly, so most people need at least 3 months to judge the result. Reduced shedding is often noticed first, and new growth takes longer.

Hair fall 2-4 months after childbirth is common and often settles on its own over several months. Ayurveda supports recovery with nourishing diet, herbs and scalp care - and checks for low iron or thyroid problems, which are common after pregnancy.

There is no single best oil for everyone. Oils made with herbs like Bhringraj and Amla are traditional choices, but Dr. Abrol recommends one based on your scalp, body type and the cause of your hair fall.

Yes. Share your blood reports and a few photos of your scalp, and Dr. Abrol can plan your treatment online. Your first call is free. Scalp therapies need a clinic visit in Amritsar.