Partner #2 is more likely the father of your baby. This guess is based on the fact that you had sexual intercourse six days after the start of your January period, which was too early to be ovulating. You took Plan B and had vaginal bleeding two days later. Considering that your due date is November 5, counting back nine months brings you to February.
A paternity test is a definitive way to determine who is the father of the baby.
This test can be done after the baby is born. DNA testing can be done before the baby is born but this involves having an amniocentesis or chorionic villus sampling, which are both invasive procedures. SNP microarray is a non-invasive prenatal paternity test that uses new technology which involves preserving and analyzing the baby's DNA found naturally in the mother's bloodstream.
Talk with your obstetrician about your concerns and what type of testing would be best for you.
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Hello Anonymous,
Partner #2 is more likely the father of your baby. This guess is based on the fact that you had sexual intercourse six days after the start of your January period, which was too early to be ovulating. You took Plan B and had vaginal bleeding two days later. Considering that your due date is November 5, counting back nine months brings you to February.
A paternity test is a definitive way to determine who is the father of the baby.
This test can be done after the baby is born. DNA testing can be done before the baby is born but this involves having an amniocentesis or chorionic villus sampling, which are both invasive procedures. SNP microarray is a non-invasive prenatal paternity test that uses new technology which involves preserving and analyzing the baby's DNA found naturally in the mother's bloodstream.
Talk with your obstetrician about your concerns and what type of testing would be best for you.
Maryann
July 30, 2013 - 4:45pmThis Comment
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