Morton’s Neuroma
Morton’s neuroma is a painful thickening of tissue around the nerves between the toes, most commonly the third and fourth toes. It feels like stepping on a pebble and may cause burning, tingling, or numbness. As your podiatrist, I explain that it’s often due to tight shoes or repetitive stress on the forefoot.
General Treatment Options
General treatments include shoe modification, padding, anti-inflammatory medication, and corticosteroid injections. In persistent cases, surgical removal of the neuroma may be required.
Our Approach at Sole Vista Podiatry
We treat Morton’s neuroma with precision at Sole Vista Podiatry, beginning with diagnostic imaging to confirm the condition. Treatment may include orthotics, padding, or ultrasound-guided injections to reduce pain and inflammation. If symptoms persist, minimally invasive surgery may be recommended.
