Will you have a paternity test after giving birth to a child?

Paternity appraisal can be divided into judicial appraisal and personal appraisal. Judicial appraisal means that appraisal must be completed through a series of legal procedures with legal effect. It can be used as evidence in court, so will the birth of a child be done?

Will you have a paternity test after giving birth to a child? Children's height and appearance are inherited by their parents' genes, so genetic testing is very powerful, that is, paternity testing. DNA testing can not only determine our parent-child relationship, but also check whether our bodies have genetic diseases. So will you have a paternity test after giving birth to a child?

If the child has no birth certificate, when you want to register the child, the relevant personnel will let you do paternity test to prove the parent-child relationship. Because there are many crimes of abducting and selling children, we can also crack down on these crimes. Need to apply for immigration, or some legal proceedings, these are very strict, and paternity test must be carried out.

When a child is abandoned or trafficked for some reason as a child, it is best for the child to find his own biological parents. If he wants to re-register with his parents, he also needs to do paternity test.

If one parent dies or divorces for some reason, and the other parent re-establishes a family and the children follow, then paternity test is also needed. The paternity test can be done as early as 8 weeks of pregnancy, that is, 2 months. Now there are two methods to do fetal paternity test, and each method has different requirements for pregnancy time. The first is to collect fetal amniotic fluid and villi as test samples, which is a more traditional surgical sampling method. Although DNA can be accurately detected, it is a surgical sampling, so there is a certain risk. Fetal villi should be collected from 8 weeks/0/3 weeks of pregnancy, and amniotic fluid should be collected from 0/4 weeks/28 weeks of pregnancy.

In what department is paternity testing handled? When you do a paternity test, you must find the right hospital. Some hospitals don't allow paternity testing. Now paternity testing is a technology. Generally, the accuracy rate is very high, reaching over 99%. So in what department is paternity testing handled?

1, do a paternity test and go to a professional paternity test center.

2. Professional paternity testing centers have judicial qualifications, and relevant information can be found on the website of the judicial department.

3. The process of paternity test is generally consultation appointment, sampling, payment, experiment, experimental results and report. The waiting time is generally 5-7 working days. A: As long as the pregnancy time reaches 8 weeks, with a suitable sample of the man, we can accurately judge who the child's biological father is. Details are as follows:

1, amniotic fluid paternity test

The fetus will always live in the amniotic fluid in the mother's stomach before birth, so the amniotic fluid contains a lot of substances in the fetus. We can accurately determine who the biological father of the fetus is by taking a little amniotic fluid.

2, villi paternity test

Before the fetus is born, there will be a layer of fluff on the body surface. We can accurately judge whether there is a parent-child relationship between the fetus and the father by gently scraping the samples of the fetus and taking them for testing, combined with the samples of the father.

3. Noninvasive paternity test

This is the method adopted by Miss Zhang. Non-invasive paternity test only needs to collect the venous blood of pregnant women, which has no harm to the fetus. This also reduces the psychological burden of pregnant women. Compared with the first two paternity tests, it is undoubtedly the safest and most accurate paternity test method.

However, non-invasive paternity testing also has certain requirements, not to say that you can do it as long as you are pregnant. You can only do it when the pregnancy time reaches a certain requirement. This requirement is that the pregnancy time is more than 8 weeks.

Moreover, because non-invasive paternity testing needs to provide venous blood of pregnant women, the requirements for blood samples are very high. People who have received allogeneic blood transfusion and bone marrow transplantation within one year will not accept it. Because they still have other people's blood in their blood, this will make the experiment very difficult.