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Q: Paternity Testing
asked by: justinsbaby on September 4th, 2004
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My boyfirend is having doubts if this is his baby or not and I know it is. I was just wondering if theres any way of telling if it is or not before I have the baby. Is there some a paternity test for it?
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Kia
replied on September 5th, 2004
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Only after you have had the baby,
why doesn't he think it is his? Is he just scared of being a father? Does he have reason to think you have been with other guys? Could you sit down and discuss these things?
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jessamyn
replied on November 4th, 2004
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Are u guarenteed hes the father? Those things can be expensive... You can always like go on maury?
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mizz_jai
replied on November 9th, 2004
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There is one test that you can take before the baby is born to determine paternity, however I can't remember the name. Ask your ob/gyn, but the test will be costly.
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KatieKaboom
replied on December 1st, 2004
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Amnios can determine paternity before birth, but they're too risky....Especially when you can just wait for the baby to be born.

There is a blood test thing that can be done...But it's pricey. Upwards of $900 dollars. If you know in your heart it's his child and can't afford the test then don't worry about it. If he wants to be an ass, tell him to pay for it or get lost. But only if you're absolutely *positive* it's his child.
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