Medical Disclaimer

1. General information only

The content on https://santanafertility.com/ (the “Website”), operated by Santana Fertility Centre, is provided for general educational and informational purposes. It is intended to help you understand fertility care and to decide whether to speak with a doctor.

2. Not a substitute for personalised medical advice

Information about IVF, IUI, ICSI, egg freezing, genetic screening, infertility, pregnancy and reproductive health on this Website is general. It is not a substitute for personalised medical advice, diagnosis or treatment, and it does not take your own medical history, test results or circumstances into account.

3. Suitability, risks and results vary

Whether a treatment is suitable for you, its risks, and its outcomes differ from person to person. They depend on many factors, such as age, medical history and the cause of any difficulty conceiving. Any figures, examples, statistics or testimonials on the Website describe general information or other people’s experience. They do not predict what will happen in your case.

4. Please consult a qualified healthcare professional

Please speak with a qualified doctor or other healthcare professional about your own situation before making any decision about diagnosis or treatment. Do not delay, change or stop seeking medical advice or treatment because of something you have read on this Website.

5. No doctor–patient relationship is created by using the Website

Reading the Website, submitting a form, or contacting us by telephone, email or WhatsApp does not on its own create a doctor–patient relationship. That relationship begins only when a doctor has assessed you and agreed to provide care to you.

6. No guarantees

We do not guarantee pregnancy, a live birth, the success of any treatment, or any particular medical outcome. Fertility treatment carries uncertainty, and results cannot be promised.

7. Not for medical emergencies

The Website, its forms, email and WhatsApp are not monitored as emergency services and must not be used for urgent medical problems. If you think you may have a medical emergency, for example severe pain, heavy bleeding, difficulty breathing or fainting, call India’s emergency number 112 or go to the nearest hospital straight away.

8. Fertility treatment is regulated in India

Assisted reproductive technology is regulated in India. Whether a particular treatment can be offered to you depends on legal eligibility, medical suitability and informed consent requirements, which will be explained to you at the clinic.

9. External links and third-party content

The Website may link to other websites and services. We do not control them and are not responsible for their content, accuracy or practices. A link does not mean we endorse them or their medical content.

10. Information may change

Medical knowledge and clinical practice change over time, so some information on the Website may become out of date. Please also read our Terms & Conditions and Privacy Policy.