A Prenatal Paternity Test Without The Risks
Other tests are invasive and pose many other risks to the mother and the child to find out the paternity. Prenatal paternity tests, however, are unable to be performed when there has been In Vitro Fertilization or if it is multiple pregnancies.
The labs using this testing will require the sample of maternal blood and then a mouth swab sample from the alleged father. The lab will then separate the blood plasma from the mother’s blood sample and locate the fetal DNA.