Yes! The DNA test can be done while the mother is at least 7 weeks pregnant
The Non-Invasive Prenatal Paternity (NIPP) DNA Test
Pregnancy can be such a beautiful experience, but having doubts about paternity can be stressful for everyone. Doing the non-invasive paternity DNA test while pregnant is possible, and highly accurate, and can be done as soon as 7 weeks into the pregnancy. Our lab partner maintains strict standards of accountability for prenatal DNA paternity testing, and they are the first and only lab to offer a NIPP test that is AABB-accredited.
Previously, the only tests available were amniocentesis and CVS (Chorionic Villus Sampling), which are invasive tests that may cause miscarriage. The NIPP test is a completely safe, non-invasive prenatal paternity test.
How Is The NIPP DNA Test Done?
The non-invasive prenatal paternity DNA test requires only a blood sample drawn from the mother and swabbing the cheek from the alleged father. This test is safe for mommy and baby, as there is no risk to the pregnancy. Follow these easy steps:
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At the collection centre, the mother’s blood is drawn and the father’s DNA is collected by swabbing the cheek
The samples are sent to our lab partner for testing. Since the DNA from the baby is contained in the mother’s blood stream, the lab is able to isolate the baby’s DNA from the mother’s, in order to determine the DNA profile for the unborn child. That DNA profile is then compared with both the father’s and the mother’s, and a probability of paternity is established
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