Where does the child’s blood come from for paternity testing?

Nowadays, the medical level of paternity testing has been greatly improved. It can be done during pregnancy or after the child is born. It depends on the needs of the parents. The paternity test process is actually relatively simple. Just collect blood from the father and the child for comparison. However, you cannot collect blood from the fetus. So, where does the child’s blood come from for the paternity test? Today I will give you a detailed introduction. Where to collect blood from children for paternity testing

I believe everyone knows that the most routine part of paternity testing is blood drawing. Both adults and children should collect blood under the arrangement of a doctor. Then the doctor will test the blood of both parties through professional medical equipment. Generally, after the test results come out, they can know whether there is a parent-child relationship between the two. If the test result is 99.9% of a biological parent-child relationship, then in this case it means that father and son or father and daughter are related by blood. Under normal circumstances, the amount of blood drawn for paternity testing is very small. Both adults and children can use fingertip blood for testing.

If the child is very young, heel blood can be collected directly. From this perspective, it can be seen that the amount of blood drawn for paternity testing is very small. In a sense, the amount of blood collected during a paternity test has no direct relationship with the final test result. Whether it is fingertip blood or heel blood, generally only a few milliliters are needed to conduct a paternity test. Therefore, for people who do not know much about paternity testing, they now understand the amount of blood required for a paternity test. If male friends feel that the child is not their biological child, in this case, they can actually go to a regular hospital or a paternity testing agency and conduct a paternity testing test with the help of a doctor.

I also hope that everyone can understand the true meaning of paternity testing. I believe everyone knows that once a paternity test is required, it can easily lead to the breakdown of a marriage. Under normal circumstances, if a woman has an affair during marriage or carries the wrong child, she should promptly go to a regular hospital or a professional paternity testing agency to apply for a paternity test. I hope female friends can pay more attention to restraining their own behavior in daily life, so that their families will not be broken up due to paternity testing. How to collect blood from a child for paternity test

If the purpose of the paternity test is for judicial purposes such as household registration declaration, overseas immigration, property inheritance disputes, litigation, etc., a judicial paternity test is required. The judicial paternity test report has legal effect and can be directly used as court evidence. For judicial paternity testing, valid documents such as ID card (or work permit), child birth certificate (or household register), military officer's ID card, etc. are required to prove the identity and relationship of the person being identified, and the parties concerned must be present to handle relevant procedures.

1. The ring finger of the left hand. The frequency of use is low, the pain is less, and the operation is convenient during collection. Most people are not left-handed. The left hand is used less than the right hand, and the ring finger exerts the least effort among the five fingers. Fingers are the most sensitive parts of the human body due to their rich nerve endings. However, the nerve innervation of each finger is different, and the corresponding pain threshold is also different.

2. The inner side of the ring finger is innervated by the ulnar nerve, and the outer side is innervated by the median nerve. If the blood is pricked in the middle of the tip of the ring finger, the endings of the ulnar nerve and the median nerve will be stimulated at the same time, causing greater pain; if the blood is pricked on the inside of the tip of the ring finger, only the endings of the ulnar nerve will be affected, which causes the least pain due to the smallest induction range. slight.