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: Other conditions like stress fractures, arthritis, plantar plate tears, capsulitis, tendonitis, and Morton’s Neuroma are all grouped into a common diagnosis called metatarsalgia. It doesn’t matter if you catch this condition early or late, if you remain active the condition will worsen over time and fail to respond to both conservative and invasive techniques. To complicate the issue further, some doctors do not like to make the diagnosis of Morton’s Neuroma. Both the physician and the insurance companies see red flags when making a Morton’s Neuroma diagnosis. Why can Theta Orthotics stop pain from Morton’s Neuroma and other arch supports and orthotics can not? All orthotics attempt to supinate or hold a foot in a supinated position during function. Other orthotics and arch supports do not supinate the foot enough to stop the progression of Morton’s Neuroma and healing can not take place. Theta Orthotics use a progressive treatment to stop the pain whether your neuroma is in one or both feet. Whether you have tried conservative treatments or if you have had failed surgery. Theta Orthotics can stop the pain when every other treatment for Morton’s Neuroma has failed.