Quoi Manger Enceinte provides general information taken from official health recommendations. It is not medical advice: the app does not replace your midwife or your doctor, who know your situation.
This page explains, in plain language, what the app can do for you, and what it does not do. It is shown to you the first time you open the app, and can be read again at any time in the settings.
1. What Quoi Manger Enceinte is not
- It is not a medical device or a diagnostic tool.
- It is not personalised medical advice: the app knows neither your history, nor your tests, nor your treatments.
- It is not pregnancy follow-up: it replaces neither check-ups nor scheduled tests.
2. The limits of the information
- Guides and tips faithfully reflect the official health recommendations of the chosen country, with their sources. Those recommendations may change: the app is updated, but there may be a delay.
- Every pregnancy is different. An allergy, diabetes, a special diet or a prescription from your doctor take priority over the app's general information.
- Myrtille's answers are written automatically from the app's guides and tips: they may be incomplete or inaccurate. Myrtille does not diagnose anything and does not recommend any medicine.
3. What you should never do
- Delay a consultation, or ignore a symptom, because a guide or an answer seems reassuring.
- Stop, start or change a treatment, a supplement or a diet solely on the basis of the app.
- Prefer information from the app to advice given by your midwife or doctor.
4. In an emergency
Bleeding, fever, pain, feeling faint, contractions, fluid loss, fewer baby movements, or any symptom that worries you: do not wait. Call your maternity unit, your doctor, or the emergency services: 112 anywhere in Europe (15 for the SAMU in France).
5. Legal scope
This page is for information. It supplements, without replacing, the terms of use and sale, which are legally binding.