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26May

What Are the Finest “Off the Shelf” Insoles for A Neuroma?

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Insoles
Insoles

Foot discomfort is big business…just look at late-night infomercials, the pharmacy’s foot-care aisle, the SkyMall on a flight, or the retail establishments that cater to people with foot pain. However, not all insoles are created equal.

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26May

What Else Can Assist Relieve A Neuroma Besides Drugs or A Cortisone Shot?

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Orthotics can provide good support for the feet
Orthotics can provide good support for the feet

While anti-inflammatory medication, whether taken orally or through a cortisone injection, is often successful in reducing the pain of Morton’s neuroma, there are other options. Sclerosing injections are effective in decreasing neuroma as well as reducing inflammation. Dehydrated alcohol is used in these injections to achieve this. While the majority of individuals benefit from this treatment, some do not.

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26May

Must Morton’s Neuroma Be Treated with Surgery?

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Neuroma between 3rd and 4th toes
Neuroma between 3rd and 4th toes

A Morton’s Neuroma can be treated with a variety of conservative methods. When conservative treatment fails to reduce the pain associated with the neuroma, surgery is reserved as a last resort. In my years as a Houston podiatrist, I estimate that about 30% of my neuroma patients require surgery.

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26May

Will I Need to Wear an Orthotic After Neuroma Surgery?

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Custom orthotic device
Custom orthotic device

Many types of foot surgery, such as bunion or hammertoe surgery, require a custom orthotic device to prevent the deformity from returning. Some people believe that because a neuroma does not return after surgery and the nerve cannot regenerate, an orthotic is not required. Another reason to use a custom orthotic following neuroma surgery is comfort.

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26May

After Neuroma Surgery, Would I Need to Wear A Specific Shoe or Boot?

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Post-op shoe
Post-op shoe

After your neuroma surgery, you should wear a postoperative shoe. A surgical dressing is done to your foot after Morton’s neuroma surgery. The surgical shoe is required because of the size of the dressing. The shoe is open to allow for easy and comfortable dressing. It also relieves pressure on the incision site and allows room for any edema that may arise.

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26May

After Neuroma Surgery, Will I Be Able to Wear High Heels?

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High-heeled shoes
High-heeled shoes

Morton’s neuroma pain might be exacerbated by wearing high heels. Narrow shoes compress the metatarsal bones, putting additional pressure on the nerve. It helps to explain why a neuroma hurts more in a closed shoe than in a more open sandal. High heels also put great pressure on the ball of the foot, aggravating neuroma symptoms. Some women claim that the higher the heel, the more discomfort they experience, and many are forced to wear flats.

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