10 Signs you may have Morton’s neuroma

1. Numb or tingling sensations in the toes or the ball of your foot
tingling foot pain mortons

2. Burning or shooting pain in the toes or ball of your foot

Morton's neuroma burning

3. Feeling of a bulge or fullness between your toes

Morton's neuroma tingling

4. Feeling that your toes are asleep   

5. Feeling like you’re walking on a wrinkled or crumpled sock

Morton's neuroma socks

6. Cramping of the toes or a clicking feeling when you walk

7. Frequent urge to take off your shoe and massage your foot

massage for Morton's neuroma

8. Worsening pain from applying pressure or wearing shoes

Morton's neuroma shoes

9. The toes closest to the pain starting to spread   

Morton's neuroma toe pain

10. Curtailing your activities because of the pain, or your pain becoming worse over time

Morton's neuroma stretch

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We specialize in treating Morton’s neuroma using non-surgiical ablation procedures.

We are committed to providing personalized care and unparalleled access to a complete range of products and services specifically for patients suffering from Morton’s neuroma and we can give you the correct treatment for you to ensure that you get back to your life…quickly.

Our Aim Is To Avoid Surgery. We are the only dedicated Morton’s neuroma center (that we know of) that offers a complete range of cutting edge non-surgical treatments for your Morton’s neuroma. So we tailor a treatment plan that is right for you. Our philosophy is to treat your Morton’s neuroma with the most appropriate non-surgical treatment for you. We offer a broad range of ultrasound guided procedures, which we can exhaust before recommending surgery. As a last resort, if needed, we also organize, co-ordinate and monitor your surgical treatment. However we will only recommend surgery if
non-surgical approaches have been exhausted or are inappropriate.

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