Mild Spina Bifida Occulta S1 symptoms are usually non-existent as in mild cases, there may not be complications or functional disability. People with no mild sb occulta s1 symptoms or complications do not require treatment or surgery. [2]
People with mild sb occulta s1 are not usually aware they have the condition. As they age and grow older, they start to notice certain changes in their function that might be due to SB occulta.