Clinical assessment
Confirm gestation, pregnancy location, symptoms, health history, medicines and investigations relevant to safety.
Confidential assessment and care planning
Medical Termination of Pregnancy (MTP)
A private consultation to review the pregnancy, medical and legal eligibility, available methods, consent, approved-facility requirements and follow-up.
Book a confidential consultation
The central point
Pregnancy termination is medical care, not an online or reception decision.
Eligibility and method require assessment by a qualified registered medical practitioner. Any termination is performed only at a government hospital or a facility approved for that purpose, in accordance with Indian law. Maa Clinic can provide consultation and coordination; the treatment setting is confirmed separately. Maa Clinic does not offer sex selection or fetal-sex disclosure.
The decisions that need a clear answer.
Method discussion
Explain medical and procedural options that are legally and clinically appropriate, including what to expect and possible need for further treatment.
Consent and confidentiality
Obtain the pregnant woman’s informed consent as required by law, with guardian consent only where the law specifically requires it.
Follow-up and safety
Provide a follow-up plan and urgent guidance for heavy bleeding, fainting, severe pain, fever, breathlessness or worsening illness.
What the care pathway may include
The exact pathway depends on gestation, examination, legal criteria, medical history and the approved facility.
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Book a consultation
Reception can arrange the visit but cannot confirm eligibility or prescribe treatment.
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Bring relevant records
Carry previous ultrasound, blood-group information, medical history and current medicines when available.
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Review the facility plan
If treatment proceeds, confirm the approved hospital or facility and after-hours contact instructions.
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Complete follow-up
Attend the recommended review to confirm recovery and address contraception or future pregnancy planning if wanted.
Questions about MTP and medical abortion
These answers do not replace an individual legal and clinical assessment.
Reception can help with appointment details
No. Reception cannot assess eligibility, prescribe medicines or select a method. A qualified clinician must review the individual situation.
Hospital or approved-facility requirements apply. The location is confirmed according to the method, clinical needs and legal requirements.
It is a procedural method used in selected situations. The reason, anaesthesia or pain management, risks, alternatives and aftercare should be explained before consent.
For an adult who can consent, the pregnant woman’s consent is central. Different legal requirements apply to minors and certain persons requiring a guardian.
Very heavy bleeding, fainting, severe or one-sided pain, fever, breathlessness or rapidly worsening illness need urgent medical care.