

Genetic Testing
VCP disease is caused by a pathogenic variant of the VCP gene.
It can cause multiple diseases including inclusion body myopathy, Paget's disease of bone, and frontotemporal dementia.
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Consultation with a genetic counselor before and after genetic testing is recommended.
Why is VCP Genetic Testing Important?
VCP disease is a genetic, adult onset, autosomal dominant disease. That means there’s a 50% chance a parent can pass VCP disease to a child.
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Only a genetic test can confirm VCP disease.


VCP Genetic Testing and Counseling
Several VCP genetic testing options are available.
Physicians and genetic counselors can order testing for a panel of genes (including the VCP gene), only the VCP gene, or a variant that was previously found in a family member.
Genetic testing for VCP can be complex, but InformedDNA simplifies the process by offering expert telegenetic counseling and test facilitation from the comfort of your home.
With more than 15 years in the genomics industry, their certified genetic counselors provide clear, compassionate guidance to help you navigate your health journey.
Complete the form below and a representative from InformedDNA will call you to schedule your appointment.
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Disclaimer: Cure VCP Disease, Inc. is providing the above information​ to the best of our knowledge. The organization is not advocating for any particular company or method. Consultation with a genetic counselor or clinical geneticist prior to and following testing is recommended.