Morton's Neuroma Conditions
Our Musculoskeletal Podiatrists use several treatment approaches to resolve nerve related pains in the feet, to give you back the freedom to run, jump and dance and wear whatever shoes match your coat and handbag!
Morton’s Neuroma is also known as Interdigital Neuritis and relates to a fibrous nerve bundle that forms in between the toes and causes radiating pain and numbness in the toes.
The most common site of a Morton’s Neuroma is between the 3rd and 4th toe and diagnosis is usually made by squeezing the forefoot and listening for an audible click which is called “Mulder’s Click”.
The most common cause of Morton’s Neuroma is tight fitting footwear and ladies who wear high heels are typical sufferers. Other people that may suffer from neuromas are those who do lots of walking or running and people with flat feet or very high arched feet also seem to be more susceptible.
Our Musculoskeletal Podiatrists are specialists in diagnosing Morton’s neuroma and differentiating it from other causes of forefoot pain. Our Musculoskeletal Consultation with Video Gait Analysis will enable them to diagnose the condition, assess footwear and identify any gait-related issues that may be contributing to your symptoms so that they can tailor a treatment plan to get you pain-free again.
Treatments we offer to improve symptoms of Morton's Neuroma include:
- Custom Foot Orthoses
- Extracorporeal Shockwave Therapy
- Injection Therapy
- Footwear Advice
- Orthopaedic Consultation
Patient Testimonials
Lorri S-B2023-03-23Such a warm and friendly clinic. My treatment was explained in detail and I felt immediately at ease on my first visit.Paula Slowen2023-02-28Very friendly and professional. Had confidence in the treatment recommended and the expertise.Jo Vincent2023-02-23Amazing service. Knowledgeable and friendly. Highly recommendedMartin Fleming2023-02-22Very friendly and competent. Definitely recommend !Penny Earl2023-02-21We got a same day appointment. Mike had fungal nail infection, an open wound and painful Athlete’s foot. These were all greatly improved after the initial visit. It felt quite miraculous! Not cheap but well worth the money.Emma Humphrey2023-01-31Very professional and thorough treatment. I can actually finally have confidence that I will run again.Anxo Vilas2023-01-18I went to Active Step after trying over the counter products as well as other podiatrists for years while my condition was getting worse instead of better. The service I got at Active Step couldn't have been any better and I've just been discharged successfully after 12 months of treatment. Jim, Zoe, Sophie and the rest of the team are not only highly professional, but also very personable and I cannot recommend them enough.Google rating score: 5.0 of 5, based on 169 reviews