Top 5 Reasons Why Paternity Testing While Pregnant May Be the Right Choice
- Not knowing who your child’s father is can be stressful, and waiting until the baby is born to take a DNA test can mean months of worry.
- Knowing ahead of time can help you make decisions about relationships and family before the baby arrives rather than later when life gets more complicated.
- To prepare for the birth of your little one, you may want your biological father to be involved in helping you through the pregnancy (taking childbirth classes, buying furniture and clothes, etc.
- Knowing who the biological father is before the child is born is necessary—for child support, custody, etc.
- You can be confident that the right person will be with you or waiting outside the delivery room when the big moment comes.
Currently there are 2 methods of prenatal paternity DNA testing, depending on your choice to conduct the test.
1 NON-INVASIVE PRENATAL PATRIOTIC DNA TEST
The process of paternity testing with DNA sampling is as follows:
- We take a 7-10ml blood sample from the mother’s arm (this blood sample will contain free-floating fetal cell DNA) which is absolutely safe for both mother and fetus.
- The father’s DNA profile is tested based on cheek swabs, blood… from the father can
- Next-generation DNA sequencing (NGS) is used to determine paternity most accurately.
2 INVASIVE PRENATAL PATRIOTIC DNA TESTING

In addition, amniocentesis also has certain risks of complications, including stillbirth, miscarriage, rupture of membranes, and infection.
Sample for paternity test:
- 5-10ml amniotic fluid (human sample)
- father sample: fingernails, hair, blood, oral mucosa. sperm…
Accuracy: If the conclusion is NOT father and son, the accuracy is 100%, but if the conclusion is YES father and son, the accuracy is 99.9999..%
Time to return results: 1 day
Test cost: only 3,000,000 VND for both father and child samples
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