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Can A Paternity Test Be Done To Determine The Father Of My Child?

Yes I am pregnant I slept with two guys & I was wandering if you could help me fegure out who the dad might be. The 1st guy I was with him a few days before thanks giving & the 2nd 1 was with him from Dec 2nd to 10th. My last day of My period was the end of Nov but I didn't have 1 the whole month of Dec
Tue, 31 Jan 2017
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1. one way to determine paternity in utero is by amniocentesis or chorionic villus sampling [with slight risk of miscarriage] or one can wait till delivery where the infant's cheek is swabbed and compared with DNA samples from the mother and alleged father.

2. If for some reason(s) the father is unavailable for testing, then the paternal family members DNA along with the child and the child’s biological mothers’ can help to determine paternity.
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Can A Paternity Test Be Done To Determine The Father Of My Child?

** Thanks for contacting HCM with your health concern 1. one way to determine paternity in utero is by amniocentesis or chorionic villus sampling [with slight risk of miscarriage] or one can wait till delivery where the infant s cheek is swabbed and compared with DNA samples from the mother and alleged father. 2. If for some reason(s) the father is unavailable for testing, then the paternal family members DNA along with the child and the child’s biological mothers’ can help to determine paternity.