Sleepwalking does tend to run in families. In addition, some individuals seem to be more
susceptible than others although contributing factors for this have not
specifically been identified. A study published in the British Journal of Psychology concluded that a
first-degree relative of a sleepwalker is ten times more likely to sleepwalk
than the rest of the population. A study published in the
journal Neurology concluded that twins are more likely to
sleepwalk
than non-twin siblings. Back to the original
question, my brain’s opinion is that adults who sleepwalk need to be evaluated
by health care professionals competent in the field, especially since
additional information is being identified related to this potentially serious that may induce violent behaviors and affect health-related
quality of life.
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