Title: Foot Neuroma Surgery (Morton's Neuroma) - Symptoms & Treatment
Headings: Foot Neuroma Surgery (Morton’s Neuroma)
Foot Neuroma Surgery (Morton’s Neuroma)
What Is A Neuroma?
What Are The Symptoms Of Neuroma
Causes of Neuroma
When to Seek Treatment
Treatment
Non-operative Treatments For Neuroma
Non-surgical treatments Dr. Blitz can add:
Morton’s Neuroma Surgery
Morton’s Neuroma Surgery Recovery
What Anesthesia Is Needed For Foot Neuroma Surgery
What Are The Risks Of Morton’s Neuroma Surgery

Content: Some patients may have thinning of the fat pad on the ball of the foot, which may result in increased pressure of the nerves. Tight pointy shoes (and high heels) without padding may induce pain in the ball of the foot. Neuroma may occur suddenly, or develop over time. When to Seek Treatment
Common reasons patients seek treatment are: ball of the foot becomes painful, interferes with walking or activities, experiences difficulty fitting shoes, swelling, calluses/corns and/or notice a change in appearance of the foot and/or toe (s). Treatment
Depending on your overall health, symptoms and severity of the neuroma, the condition may be treated conservatively and/or with surgery. Non-operative Treatments For Neuroma
Non-surgical methods for neuroma are aimed at decreasing and/or eliminating symptoms (pain). Simple Treatments Patients Can Do: ● Wear proper supportive shoes
● Use an arch support
● Wear shoes with a wide toe box
● Modify your activities
● Lose weight
● Wear shoes with cushion
Non-surgical treatments Dr. Blitz can add: ● Prescribe an oral anti-inflammatory medication
Anti-inflammatory medication is useful to significantly reduce pain and inflammation.