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Causes

Morton’s Neuroma is a foot condition caused from an abnormal function of the foot that leads to bones squeezing a nerve usually between the 3rd and 4th metatarsal heads. Symptoms of Morton’s Neuroma often occur during or after you have been placing significant pressure on the forefoot area, while walking, standing, jumping, or sprinting. This condition can also be caused by footwear selection. Footwear with pointed toes and/or high heels can often lead to a neuroma. Constricting shoes can pinch the nerve between the toes, causing discomfort and extreme pain.

Treatment and Prevention

The first step in treating Morton’s Neuroma is to select proper footwear. Footwear with a high and wide toe box (toe area) is ideal for treating and relieving the pain. The next step in treatment is to use an orthotic designed with a metatarsal pad. This pad is located behind the ball-of-the-foot to unload pressure, and relieve the pain caused by the neuroma. The use of cortisone injections are very useful as well.  Surgery for this condition, should always be a last resort.

If the problem persists, consult your foot doctor.

Why Our Products Help Relieve Morton's Neuroma Pain

Aetrex products help reduce the forefoot pressure commonly associated with Morton’s Neuroma. With strategically placed metatarsal support, Aetrexhelps to relieve pressure, providing relief from burning, tingling, or sharp pain in the ball of the foot.

What Other Morton’s Neuroma Sufferers Say

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The information contained on this website is for educational, informational and retail purposes only. No material on this site is intended to be a substitute for medical advice, diagnosis or treatment of any medical condition. Accordingly, if you are experiencing ongoing pain or discomfort, we encourage you to consult with a doctor or medical professional.