Title: Morton's Neuroma: Causes, Symptoms, Orthotics for Treatment
Headings: Morton's Neuroma
Morton's Neuroma
What is Morton’s Neuroma?
What Causes Morton’s Neuroma?
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Symptoms of Morton’s Neuroma
Orthotics for Morton’s Neuroma
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How Doctors Diagnose Morton’s Neuroma?
Treating and Managing Morton’s Neuroma
Self-Treatment Options to Improve Symptoms
Advanced Treatment Options
Do Theta Orthotics work for Morton’s neuroma?
Frequently Asked Questions
When Should I Seek Treatment?
Why can Theta Orthotics stop pain from Morton’s Neuroma and other arch supports and orthotics can not?
Can foot trauma cause Morton’s Neuroma?
Can you get more than one Morton’s Neuroma?
Can neuromas grow back after surgery?
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Content: Only well-advanced Morton’s Neuromas will show up on an MRI and you require some experience and skill to identify them when they become as big as the end of your small finger. The classic “click” or Mulders sign that is felt when the 2nd, 3rd, and 4th metatarsals are compressed during diagnosis. When performed, the patient would express extreme displeasure, pull their foot away, and tell the physician not to do that again. Treating and Managing Morton’s Neuroma
Self-Treatment Options to Improve Symptoms
Decrease the compression by wearing 1-2 size bigger shoes to decrease the compression. Add arch support by wearing shoes such as Birkenstocks, Orthoheels, Vionics, or both custom and over the counter orthotics. Decrease or eliminate weight-bearing activities. Avoid hard-walking surfaces to control the nerve pain and mitigate the symptoms. Advanced Treatment Options
Steroid Injections: Cortisone injections into the Morton’s Neuroma are the first line of treatment recommended by physicians. Because cortisone injections mask the inflammation and pain, they are rarely if ever, a permanent option in the treatment of Morton’s Neuroma.