How to do a paternity test for a 1-year-old infant?

Paternity testing is generally done through DNA. The most common method is to test blood through DNA testing, but not everyone can do paternity testing, especially infants. If the baby undergoes paternity testing too early, it is likely to affect the baby's growth. So how to do a paternity test for a one-year-old infant? How to do a paternity test for a 1-year-old infant?

Hair and fingernails are not suitable for children who are too young. Blood stain samples require that the child has not had a blood transfusion or surgery within half a year. Have undergone bone marrow transplantation and organ transplantation. Here is how blood stains and oral swabs are collected at the DNA Paternity Test Center. Blood stain sample collection method: Prepare medical gauze and medical disposable blood collection needles, prick your finger, take 3-4 soybean-sized blood stains and put them on the medical gauze, then let them dry naturally in the shade, and then put them into paper bags after drying. Put it in an envelope (remember not to put it in a plastic bag to seal it), mark it and send it to the (mailing) address as soon as possible.

Oral swab collection method: Rinse your mouth first, use a clean tampon on the inner cheek of the mouth, touch and rotate it about 20 times. Take out another tampon and repeat the above steps. Each appraiser needs to repeat the above steps to collect 5 tampons. After the collection is completed, dry them in the shade and put them in a paper envelope. The DNA paternity test chosen for 1-year-old infants can also be divided into personal paternity test and judicial paternity test. Personal paternity test results are for personal reference only and have no legal effect. The results of the judicial paternity test have legal effect, and the test results can be directly used for household registration, immigration, studying abroad, litigation, notarization, etc. You can choose the appropriate DNA paternity testing method according to your own needs.

You can eat and drink normally before taking a paternity test. This has no impact, so don’t be too nervous. If you have no way to go there, you can take some samples and send them to the identification center for testing. This is possible, but if it is a judicial paternity test, both parties must be present, so that it will have a certain legal effect. . When conducting a paternity test, you need to provide relevant documents, such as ID card, household register, reason for paternity test, etc. Only after these procedures are completed can the test be conducted. What are the common diseases in infants?

First, infant diarrhea. Diarrhea is a type of disease that is relatively common in infants. This is because infants’ digestive systems are relatively weak and their digestive functions are not yet perfect, so they are prone to diarrhea. If parents feed their babies improperly, or do not handle them well during the period of adding complementary foods, it will cause indigestion in the baby, leading to diarrhea. In addition, diarrhea can also occur when the baby's abdomen gets cold or is infected by bacteria and viruses.

Second, the baby has fever. Because the baby's heat dissipation mechanism has not yet been fully developed, the influence of various factors will cause the baby to have uneven heat dissipation, which will cause fever symptoms. Usually the phenomenon of fever in babies is mainly caused by the temperature of the surrounding environment being too high. In addition, infection by external microorganisms may also cause the temperature of the baby to rise. It is recommended that parents take relevant measures to deal with it in time to help the baby's body dissipate heat.

Third, the baby coughs. Cough is a relatively common respiratory disease in infants. It is mostly caused by cold, heat or bacterial infection. If you cough frequently, it may cause bronchitis, and it may even be complicated by pneumonia. Therefore, everyone must not take it lightly and must take their children for treatment in time.

There are many common diseases in infancy, including diarrhea, fever, cough, etc. After these symptoms appear, parents must strengthen the care of their babies and take their children for relevant treatment in time to avoid causing greater harm to the body. At the same time, we must master scientific gestation methods in life and try to avoid various diseases in babies.