Can a paternity test be done before a child is born?

Yes, this can be done for prenatal paternity testing!

Chorius biopsy, prenatal paternity testing.

After 10 weeks of pregnancy, a chorionic villus biopsy can be used to extract the villi for identification.

Amniocentesis prenatal paternity test.

After 16 weeks of pregnancy, amniocentesis can be used to extract amniotic fluid.

Fetal amniotic fluid collection must be after 16 weeks of pregnancy, the best collection time is between 16 weeks and 24 weeks of pregnancy, and must go to a regular hospital to ask an obstetrician and gynecologist to carry out under the monitoring of visual ultrasound, the amount taken is very small, in order to ensure the safety of pregnant women and fetuses, and will not cause harm to the normal development of the fetus.

Fetal chorionic villus sampling is theoretically between 8 and 12 weeks of pregnancy, but sampling at 12 weeks is more stable.

The cotton wool-like substance around the fetal sac is called "villi". The fetus is inside the fetal sac, and the villi are outside the fetal sac, so the needle will not touch the fetus during the collection process, so there will be no adverse effects on the fetus, let alone malformations.

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Yes, a non-invasive paternity test can be done after 12 weeks of pregnancy.

Yes, go to a larger hospital.

The baby can also be tested for paternity before birth, that is, the amniotic fluid is taken for paternity testing. You need to get pregnant until the second or third trimester. However, paternity testing is not recommended.

Doing a paternity test can also be done during pregnancy, and it is possible to ask for the consent of the wife and do an amniocentesis to take the amniotic fluid for paternity test in the second and third trimesters of pregnancyThere will be certain dangers

Paternity testing is relatively unfamiliar to many people, in fact, paternity testing is to detect and compare human bodies such as blood and hair to see if there is a blood relationship. Some people want to do a paternity test for the fetus when they are pregnant, so can the child be tested before it is born? Let's take a look.

Absolutely. Whether it is the traditional amniotic fluid paternity test, chorionic villus paternity test, or the current non-invasive fetal paternity test, it can be done before the child is born, and it is accurate. For unborn children, it is necessary to choose the appropriate prenatal paternity test according to the pregnancy period and the physical condition of the pregnant woman.

If you have not had a blood transfusion or bone marrow transplant or organ transplant within half a year, and the pregnancy period is 5 weeks before childbirth, the DNA paternity testing center Huaxi Judicial Laboratory recommends non-invasive fetal paternity testing.

Non-invasive fetal paternity test, also known as venous blood paternity test, is a paternity test completed by drawing about 10 ml of venous blood from the pregnant woman's arm at 5 weeks of pregnancy - before childbirth, which is the free DNA information of the fetus contained in the venous blood of the pregnant woman, which can ensure the accuracy of the identification results and will not cause harm to the pregnant woman and the fetus. If the pregnancy is about 14 weeks to 21 weeks, you can do an amniotic fluid paternity test. Amniotic fluid paternity test requires surgery to a tertiary hospital to collect fetal amniotic fluid samples, and then send them to the laboratory to complete the identification, the accuracy of the identification results, but it may lead to fetal malformations or miscarriage, and there is a risk of surgery.

If the pregnancy is about 11-13 weeks, you can do a chorionic villus paternity test. The chorionic villus paternity test needs to go to a tertiary hospital to collect fetal villus samples, and then send them to the laboratory to complete the identification, and the accuracy of the identification results is accurate, but it may lead to fetal malformation or miscarriage, and there is a risk of surgery.

Non-invasive, of course. Villi and amniotic fluid are secondary. Why?

Because the non-invasive blood is drawn from the venous blood of the pregnant woman's arm, there will be no contact with the fetus during the whole process. Therefore, non-invasive is harmless. There are many uncontrollable factors in the process, which directly leads to the miscarriage rate of chorionic villus and amniotic fluid is 5%, and the defect rate of the child after birth is 2%, the common ones are:

Cleft lip and palate, ADHD, small ears, six fingers, etc.

In short, non-invasive paternity testing is currently the safest, risk-free, and simplest identification process in the extraction process, which is not harmful to both the fetus and the pregnant woman, and can also detect accurate DNA to prove the relationship between the child and the suspected father, so it is chosen by the majority of pregnant women. Unplanned pregnancy, after 2 months of pregnancy, can be compared by non-invasive paternity test to see if it is the father of the fetus. Non-invasive paternity testing is currently a relatively safe and accurate identification method, which has very little impact on the fetus in the womb of pregnant women, and can be said to be zero harm.

Legal Analysis: Yes. Fetal paternity testing refers to the use of Xingna gene technology to identify the fetal genetic father, when the file code is matched with the fetal genetic sense of the father is unknown, fetal paternity testing can extract cells from the pregnant woman's amniotic fluid, and confirm the paternity by identifying the fetal DA.

Generally, if you are more than three months pregnant, you can do it as long as it is convenient to pump amniotic fluid.

Legal basis: Civil Code of the People's Republic of China Article 1073 Where there is an objection to the parent-child relationship and there are legitimate reasons, the father or mother may file a lawsuit in the people's court to request confirmation or denial of the parent-child relationship. Where there is an anomaly to the parent-child relationship and there is a legitimate reason, the adult child may file a lawsuit in the people's court to request confirmation of the parent-child relationship.

Legal Analysis: Yes. Fetal paternity testing refers to the use of genetic technology to identify the fetal genetic father, when the fetal genetic sense of the father is unknown, fetal paternity testing can extract cells from the pregnant woman's amniotic fluid, and confirm the paternity by identifying the fetal DA.

Generally, if you are more than three months pregnant, you can do it as long as it is convenient to pump amniotic fluid.

Legal basis: Civil Code of the People's Republic of China Article 1073 Where there is an objection to the parent-child relationship and there are legitimate reasons, the father or mother may file a lawsuit in the people's court to request confirmation or denial of the parent-child relationship. Where there is an objection to the parent-child relationship and there is a legitimate reason, the adult child may file a lawsuit with the people's court to request confirmation of the parent-child relationship.

Legal analysis: 1. The appraised person can contact the customer service staff of the appraisal center in advance, and the customer service staff will help you solve your questions in the first time and help you make an appointment with the appraisal expert.

2. The person to be identified needs to go to the identification center to verify the identity on the spot, and the fetal paternity test samples (amniotic fluid, chorionic villus) are collected in the Municipal People's Hospital.

3. The sample is sent to the laboratory for testing.

4. The appraisal report is generally issued within 5 working days, and the appraisal results are issued within 6 hours expedited. Fetal paternity testing, also known as prenatal paternity testing, refers to the extraction of DNA materials from the amniotic fluid or fetal chorion of pregnant women, and the use of genetic technology to detect the DNA (deoxyribonucleic acid) of the fetus and compare it with the DNA of the suspected father to determine the genetic sense of the fetus (that is, the real father of the fetus).

Legal basis: Civil Code of the People's Republic of China

Article 27: Parents are the guardians of minor children. Where a minor's parents are deceased or have no capacity for guardianship, the following persons with guardianship capacity are to serve as guardians in order: grandparents; brother and sister; Other individuals or organizations willing to serve as guardians, but must obtain the consent of the residents' committee, villagers' committee, or civil affairs department for the minor's residence.

Article 1075:Older brothers or sisters who are able to afford it have an obligation to support a minor brother or sister whose parents have died or whose parents are unable to support them.

Younger brothers and sisters who are raised by older brothers and sisters who can afford it have the obligation to support older brothers and sisters who lack the ability to work and lack livelihood.