03/24/2026
Morton’s neuroma is a painful condition affecting the ball of the foot, usually between the third and fourth toes. It occurs when the tissue surrounding a nerve thickens, often due to irritation, pressure, or tight shoes, causing sharp pain, burning, or the sensation of a pebble in your shoe.
Treatment for Morton’s neuroma focuses on relieving pressure and inflammation. Common and nonsurgical approaches available at Arches FootCare, include:
* Footwear changes: Switching to wide, low-heeled shoes with added arch support.
* Orthotics: Using custom or modified over-the-counter arch supports to redistribute pressure.
Treatments available at your Podiatrist :
*Medication: Prescribed or recommended by your physician! Taking over-the-counter anti-inflammatories (NSAIDs) or receiving corticosteroid injections.
* Medical Procedures: In persistent cases, sclerotherapy (alcohol injections) or minimally invasive surgery to remove the thickened tissue.
Call or go online to make an appointment with Heinz at Arches FootCare to have your feet, gait and definitely your pressure distribution evaluated. After the assessment, he can fit you with the right orthotic and put you in the correct footwear to alleviate your discomfort or pain. 254.773.2693 or archesfoorcaretempletx.com
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