Q: What is Morton's neuroma?

Morton’s neuroma is a thickening of the nerve tissue in the foot that can cause a tingling or burning pain, typically in the area behind the third and fourth toes.With Morton’s neuroma, it may feel like there’s a stone in your shoe, or like you’re stepping on a marble. Despite the name, Morton’s neuroma isn’t cancerous, nor is it actually a tumor.

Q: How to treat Morton's neuroma?

Some treatments to help relieve symptoms of Morton’s neuroma include: Wearing proper footwear, particularly shoes with wide toe boxes. Using orthotics. Icing the affected area. Taking non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs to help reduce pain and swelling.

Q: Is Morton's neuroma serious?

No. Morton’s neuroma isn’t a tumor and thus cannot turn cancerous. While it’s not life threatening, it can still lead to serious pain and discomfort, affecting your quality of life.

Q: Does Morton's neuroma go away?

Morton’s neuroma symptoms can be managed with proper treatment, although symptoms can come back even after treatment. If symptoms persist, it’s best to consult with a healthcare provider and seek more advanced treatment options.

While what causes the inflammation of nerves in your foot isn’t exactly known, many experts believe that prolonged pressure on the affected nerves can contribute to their damage and enlargement. Additionally, certain activities – such as wearing tight shoes and engaging in activities that put pressure on the ball of your feet (like running, tennis, or other racquet sports) – can also worsen Morton’s neuroma symptoms.

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ABEO shoes are built to provide your feet with superior arch and heel support, ensuring proper weight distribution and balance when walking. More than just your typical pair of orthopedic shoes, we provide footwear that looks good while feeling good all day long.

Other innovative features and benefits of ABEO shoes include:

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Wider fit offers more room for wide or swollen feet.
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Metatarsal footbed option has built-in metatarsal pad to help with forefoot pain.
Spacious toe box and added depth helps reduce pressure.

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