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Medical condition/treatment
Morton's neuralgia or interdigital metatarsalgia
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Foot
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Morton's neuralgia refers to pain and numbness caused by the pinching of a nerve between the metatarsal bones. This often leads to pain in the ball of the foot. Treatment includes special insoles, shoes, rest, physical therapy and, in some cases, surgery to relieve pressure on the nerve.
Causes/Description:
Overuse, foot deformities, poor choice of shoes
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Physiotherapie, Fußschmerzen, Nervenreizung, Fehlstellung, Druck, Fußübungen
50 min
260 Swiss francs
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Morton's neuralgia occurs due to nerve compression in the foot, often caused by tight shoes or poor foot anatomy.
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Treatment for Morton's neuralgia may include wearing shoes with wider toe boxes and good foot support. Orthopedic insoles or splints can help relieve pressure on the nerve. Physical therapy can provide exercises to strengthen foot muscles and improve mobility. In severe cases, an injection of corticosteroids may be necessary. An orthopedist or foot surgeon can discuss the best course of action.
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Morton's neuralgia was described in the 20th century and affects the nerves of the feet. Fact: It can cause pain and numbness.
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