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  Prenatal Gender Testing

  Stop wondering and start knowing whether you’re having a boy or girl, as early as 9 weeks into pregnancy, with an accurate DNA based Gender test. The test is completely save and non-invasive, based on sample of the mothers urine.

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  Prenatal Paternity Test

  A Prenatal paternity test can be completed at 10 weeks of pregnancy. It is non-invasive and based on taking a small blood sample from the mother. The result is 99% accurate and available in 10-12 working days.

Thinking about doing a prenatal paternity test?

If the answer is Yes, then you are in the right place. Our prenatal paternity testing website has been specifically created to provide comprehensive information about this type of testing and other related pregnancy information. At prenatalpaternitytest.com we understand what a prenatal DNA test entails and that it can be quite stressful. We believe that knowing more about the test can help alleviate the stress.

Prenatal paternity testing: Risks and Avoiding them

DNA testing for paternity requires getting a sample of fetal DNA which is then compared to the DNA profile of the alleged father. Invasive fetal DNA sampling either via amniocentesis or CVS (chorionic villus sampling) involves insertion of a needle into the womb.

Non invasive prenatal tests are done by taking a sample of maternal blood. We can round this off by saying: invasive tests have inherent risks and side effects whilst non invasive tests do not.

The risks involved in amniocentesis and chorionic villus sampling can be eliminated by doing a non invasive prenatal paternity test.  Why? The main reason is simple: non invasive prenatal testing is done by analyzing the fetal DNA in a maternal blood sample- this makes the test 100% risk free for the unborn baby and the mother.

Reasons for Non Invasive Prenatal Patenity Tests

Medical professionals are often unwilling to carry out an invasive prenatal tests because it may endanger the life of mother and baby. Find out more about Amniocentesis and Chorionic villus sampling.

With non invasive prenatal tests, one does not even really need to see a doctor for sample collection- a nurse or qualified phlebotomist can easily take the blood samples from the mother and alleged father.

More about this website

On our website you will find pregnancy-related information that might answer your questions or simply pique your interest. Want to read about DNA gender prediction testing? Have you had the typical or atypical pregnancy symptoms?   Perhaps you might want to learn more about prenatal care? We also suggest you read something on screening tests and diagnostic tests. Should you be looking into antenatal care already.

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