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We do not know. There is currently a large database that is collecting a variety of information on the children and their families affected by CDKL5, and so far researchers have not found any specific factors that lead to this genetic mutation. As more people are diagnosed, and as more studies are done to look at the natural history of CDKL5, we may someday have a better answer.
