Reviewed by Janet D. Pearl, MD, MSc
Corticosteroid injections and pain medications (analgesics) are often used as the early treatment for Morton’s neuroma that is refractory to lifestyle or shoe modifications. However, at a 3-month follow-up, corticosteroid injections have an overall better outcome than pain medications (analgesics.) These outcomes are independent of the size of neuroma. Ultrasound guidance can further improve the quality of results in with corticosteroid injections.
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