Posted February 12, 2026 in Morton’s Neuroma
This blog discusses when to consider Morton’s neuroma surgery, its success rate, and alternative approaches to treating this condition. 4 Min. Read: What Is Morton’s Neuroma Morton’s neuroma is an uncomfortable foot condition caused by inflammation of the nerves between the third and fourth metatarsal bones. Causes include injury, irritation, or pressure from shoes or […]
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Posted September 24, 2025 in Morton’s Neuroma
Being diagnosed with Morton’s neuroma can feel like a relief, both physically and mentally. After dealing with foot pain that makes every step uncomfortable, you finally have a name for what’s been causing your discomfort. You may have already tried non-surgical treatments—switching shoes, using orthotics, or getting injections—but if the pain persists, surgery may be […]
Read MorePosted August 30, 2017 in Morton’s Neuroma
A few weeks ago, I was in the Hamptons for a friend’s wedding. Wanting to take advantage of some downtime and the sunny weather, a couple of friends and I decided to go for a run on the beach. It was picture perfect: the breeze, the sound of the gulls, the cool water as we […]
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