How is sacral lumbar degeneration caused

Lumbinization of the sacral spine is usually caused by congenital abnormalities, mainly due to abnormalities in the formation of the sacral spine, showing the structural characteristics of the lumbar spine. The patient's sacral lumbinization may not cause obvious clinical symptoms, or may be mainly caused by soreness in the lumbosacral region. However, lumping of the sacral spine can affect the stability of the lumbosacral spine, cause corresponding symptoms, and accelerate the progress of lumbosacral spine degeneration. Therefore, patients should also pay enough attention. Patients with lumbinization of the sacral spine are often difficult to completely cure, but patients can relieve their symptoms through corresponding treatment methods, such as medication, physical therapy, etc. It will be beneficial to strengthen local functional exercise at ordinary times to improve the stability of the vertebral body.