Masarat is created and supervised by Dr. Mohammed Hatem Alsubaih, Consultant Colorectal and General Surgeon.
The platform provides clear, accurate education to help patients understand options and ask better questions; it does not replace diagnosis or the clinician-patient relationship.
Masarat is a patient education application created and supervised by Dr. Mohammed Hatem Alsubaih.
Pages link to relevant sources and distinguish guidance, individual studies and patient education. Group outcomes are not individual guarantees, and a source link does not imply endorsement. Educational scenarios are hypothetical composites unless explicitly documented otherwise.
Pages are updated when evidence or practice changes, and substantive errors are corrected when identified. Dates should reflect actual updates.
Interactive tools may use artificial intelligence to organise information. Their educational output is not a diagnosis; medical decisions require an appropriate clinical assessment.
Urgent symptoms are directed to urgent care. Tools do not invent individual success probabilities or infer definitive diagnoses from questionnaires.
Questions run in this page without asking for your name, phone number or intimate images. Optional AI assessment sends your answers and text to Cloudflare only with your consent; files are sent when you request extraction. Remove identifiers before upload. The app creates no permanent medical record. Its automated output is not a personal consultation with the doctor. Answers do not persist after reload and are not sent automatically to the clinician. WhatsApp is an external service; the booking button does not attach medical answers. Saved or copied reports contain health information: review them and choose who to share them with.
App files may be cached locally for offline use; this does not include assessment answers. Hosting services process ordinary web requests under their policies. Guidance is automated education, not a diagnosis, prescription or clinician-issued report.