Patient's question:
When standing up and walking, the whole body is in great pain. Usually, I dare not move significantly. Later, after checking, it was found to be a hidden spinal cord. The treatment for hidden spinal cord hernia is unknown. How is hidden spinal cord hernia treated?Doctor's answer:
Your hidden spine is a congenital disease, mainly characterized by the absence of vertebral arches and the herniation of intraspinal contents. This means there is no additional nerve or spinal cord compression. In cases where there are no clinical diagnostic symptoms, treatment is generally not required, and regular prenatal check-ups can be performed. However, in rare cases where mild urinary sequelae or urinary incontinence reappear, surgical intervention should be considered. This condition is relatively common, and if there is a spinal nerve or meningeal hernia, surgical treatment is necessary. If the surgery is performed perfectly, it can usually result in a full recovery. It is recommended to consult with a professional doctor in a reputable hospital for treatment, as the effectiveness is certain. It is advisable to drink plenty of water, stay active, enhance nutrition, maintain sufficient deep sleep, and keep a happy mood.