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Friday, January 14, 2011

When Can You Get a DNA Test During Pregnancy?

The DNA of the child has many clues as to what information the child will be born with. These clues can be uncovered and the information extracted by performing a DNA test during pregnancy. Advancement of technology has enabled to get a child's DNA tested even before the child is born.

A DNA test is done during pregnancy to test the DNA of the unborn child. Amongst the many reasons as to why a DNA test of the unborn child may be required is testing the paternity of the child. Other reasons include testing for abnormalities and inherited genetic diseases.

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A DNA test of the unborn child can be done during pregnancy during the period between 10 to 24 weeks after conception. The method of sample collection is different for different ages of the developing baby.

When Can You Get a DNA Test During Pregnancy?

If your pregnancy is between 10 to 13 weeks after conception, the method used to collect the sample for DNA Testing is chorionic villus sampling. In this procedure your doctor will insert a thin needle or a fine tube guided by ultrasound, into the womb through the vagina and cervix to obtain a sample of chorionic villi. The sample obtained will then be tested and analyzed.

If you are between 14 to 24 weeks pregnant, the method used to collect the baby's sample will be by amniocentesis. This procedure also involves inserting a needle into the womb. In this procedure the needle will be guided by ultrasound and inserted though the abdomen to draw a small amount of amniotic fluid. The child's DNA Test will be done on this fluid sample.

If you are more then 24 weeks pregnant, the risk of damaging your unborn baby while collecting the sample for testing is significant. So, doctors advise to stay till your baby is born to get the test done. After the birth of your baby, several methods can be used to take a sample from the baby.

When your child's paternity is in doubt or when you want to be one hundred percent sure who the father of your child is, you can get the DNA Test done to confirm or negate any doubts you have.

If you are getting the DNA of your unborn baby tested solely for the purpose of establishing paternity, doctors do not encourage this test to be done before your child is born. This is because both the methods of sample collection pose some risk to the unborn baby. And if you wait till your baby is born, samples can be collected without any risks to the baby.

Even though you can get a DNA test done during your pregnancy, you should weigh the risks and the benefits before you decide to go on with your testing.

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Monday, November 8, 2010

Symptoms of Pregnancy During the First Month - Know the Facts

The manifestation of the changes during the first month of pregnancy can be different in different women. However there are some common symptoms and signs which are usual during the first month of pregnancy. Consulting a physician or a doctor can be helpful, to know about the full cycle, so that you can take precautions accordingly. Swollen and tender breasts are common signs of the early pregnancy. You may feel some discomfort. However the pain is no longer there after the first trimester. The body gradually adapts to the new situation and the hormonal changes. Most women complain of tiredness and fatigue during the first month of their pregnancy. It generally results from the stress that is caused as the body tries to cope with the physical changes.

Even the level of progesterone increases during the first month of pregnancy and this will make you feel exhausted. Hunger pangs are common. However although some women have acute food cravings, some are known to have an acute dislike for food. Many experience morning sickness which is a common phenomenon during the first month of pregnancy. There are women who acutely dislike the smell of any particular thing. Women generally have a heightened sense of smell during this period. You can always consult a doctor if it becomes unbearable.

Frequent urination and the swelling of the tummy can actually tell you that there is a change in the body. During the first month you will feel exhausted as the body experiences a good number of metabolic changes. There is a change in the hormonal balance which can affect the digestive system and also contribute to your morning sickness. You should eat properly and stick to a healthy and nutritious diet to keep yourself and your baby well-fed.

If you suffer from morning sickness, you can eat in small portions all through the day which will keep the body nourished. If you are working, you might consider taking a week or month off so that you can relax and enjoy the moment. The symptoms and signs of pregnancy during the first month will tell you about the other changes that are going to follow in the next few months.




Ritusmita Biswas has over 10 years of experience in media and has contributed in several national as well as international publications like The Statesman, The Hindu, Deccan Herald, Jetwings, Media Transasia, Sahara Times, Bohemia (Singapore) etc. Ritusmita has also worked as a senior editor with reputed publishing houses like Macmillan. She has been an academic consultant with institutions like The Princeton Review (India) and ICFAI University. Right now she runs her own content company Wordsmith Writing Services which is based in India, Kolkata.

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Monday, July 26, 2010

Baby Kicking? - Things That Might Worry You During Pregnancy

Women in general feel their baby kicking in different ways. Many women wonder themselves how will they know when their baby's kicking is noticeable. A baby kicking should feel like tumbling motion or nervous twitches. In your early pregnancy it may be a little difficult to notice whether your baby's kicks are for real or not.

By the end of the second trimester as your baby grows, you may start to feel his kicks going stronger and more frequent. And also keep in mind that babies have a tendency for moving more at particular times of the day as they alternate between cycles of sleep and wakes.

In the last few hours you noticed that your baby does not move as much or not moving at all? You noticed that your baby's kicking does not happen so often as it used to? Has today been so busy and you have simply not noticed your baby moving? Have you noticed a gradual decrease in your baby's movements over a few days? How long is it since you last felt your baby move?

It is not uncommon for busy women to get to the end of the day and suddenly become anxious that they have not felt their baby kicking since morning. Sit down or lie down and relax for an hour and see if your baby starts moving. If you are at all anxious and feel that there's been a definite change in the pattern of your baby's movements, pick up the phone and call your doctor, midwife or the hospital and seek for advice.




Shirley M. Duran is a mother of two and an author of a variety of related lifestyle issues and topics with which has helped hundreds of mothers become pregnant. If you have any pregnancy questions for which you need answers, it is recommended to visit: http://mypregnancyquestions.info/

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