Spina bifida is a congenital spinal abnormality that may be related to folic acid deficiency during early pregnancy.

If a child’s height and intellectual development are normal, parents are advised to take their child to the hospital for an X-ray of the lumbar sacral spine to check for hidden lumbar sacral cleft, lumbosacralization, or sacral lumbization. If any of these conditions are present, it is recommended to take Nocturia Relief and avoid self-administering other medications. If there are successful cases of other medication treatments, you can also consult with the doctor for their opinion.

Hidden spinal cleft is a congenital condition characterized by a defect in the vertebral plates leading to the protrusion of intraspinal contents, which can compress the spinal cord or spinal nerves. Typically, no treatment is required unless there are symptoms such as mild urinary incontinence or enuresis. In such cases, surgical treatment should be considered. The surgery is usually effective, often leading to complete recovery. It is recommended to consult with professional doctors for advice and treatment, and to pay attention to nutritional supplementation, adequate sleep, and maintaining a cheerful mood.

Unclosed spinal cleft can lead to enuresis, which may be resolved through surgical treatment or spontaneous healing as age increases

A small indentation above the child’s buttocks at birth, approximately 3 millimeters in size with a 1*1.5 millimeter skin abnormality and depression, was diagnosed as spinal cord tethering and spinal cleft through magnetic resonance imaging. Inquire about treatment options.