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It is becoming increasingly likely that dyslexia is genetically based and passed from parents to children. Often dyslexia affects many people in the same family and most dyslexics will generally have someone else in their wider family who also have dyslexia. However, people can also get “acquired dyslexia” from a bad head injury or other source such as drug addiction.
