What are the effects of congenital sacral agenesis on daily life

Patient's question:

Buttocks pain onset time: Occasionally
Medical examination results: Congenital sacral fusion defect
Previous treatment history and effectiveness: No treatment
What kind of assistance is needed: How is the treatment affecting survival?

Doctor's answer:

Osteogenesis imperfecta is a skeletal growth and development abnormality in the lumbar and sacral region, or a congenital malformation, resulting from incomplete fusion of the vertebral canal during embryonic development.
Medical advice: Second, during the growth and development process, if the initial ossification of the bilateral vertebral arches of the second sacral vertebra is incomplete, and the laminae do not fuse, but there is no spinal cord herniation, it is medically referred to as a hidden sacral cleft, also known as a hidden spinal dysraphism. The abnormal growth and development itself does not cause symptoms, but due to the structural weaknesses present in the autopsy, the unfused areas are cartilaginous joints, which are less resilient and prone to secondary injury or wear and tear, thus leading to clinical diagnostic symptoms.