What is it?
Morton's Neuroma is a painful condition that affects the ball of the foot generally in the third and fourth toes.
This situation makes us feel as if we are standing on a stone when walking.

Causes
Participating in high-impact athletic activities, foot deformities, and high heels are the major causes of Morton's Neuroma.

Symptoms
Burning pain in the ball of the foot, tingling or numbness in the foot, and sensation of standing on the stone, when in shoes are symptoms of Morton's Neuroma.

Consequences if left untreated
If Morton's Neuroma is left untreated it causes compression and irritation of the nerve end and land in permanent nerve damage.

Treatment
The treatment for Morton's Neuroma depends on the severity of the symptoms. Initially, conservative techniques like therapy, exercises, and other foot arch supports are prescribed.

If the conservative methods are not helping, surgical procedures like removal of nerves, and injections are done. Dr Pawan Sadhvani is an expert orthopaedic surgeon in Secunderabad, Hyderabad.

Dr Pawan Sadhvani, MBBS, MS (Orthopaedics) is specialised in foot and ankle problems. He treated thousands of patients of all ages, who are now free from foot and ankle-related issues.

At Foot Culture our doctor understands the patient carefully with help of a few diagnostic examinations and transparently explains the situation.

We know that foot conditions are irritating because we use our feet constantly and rely on them to carry the weight of everything we do throughout the day.

Unlike other conditions that may be hereditary or occur from a specific injury, Morton's neuroma is often the result of wearing narrow or ill-fitting shoes.

This is why, at foot culture we specialise in treating Morton's neuroma by providing our customers with orthotic shoes. Our footwear will provide customers with enough room for their toes, provide arch support so they can help in offsetting pressure and absorb strain.

We are glad to inform you that with the correct shoe type you can you can alleviate all the symptoms for Morton's neuroma. So what are you waiting for, book an appointment with us, today.