Morton's Neuroma Treatment
Targeted decompression, offloading, and therapy to stop burning nerve pain, numbness, and tingling in the ball of your foot.
Overview & Clinical Approach
Morton's neuroma is a painful condition characterized by the thickening and irritation of the tissue surrounding one of the digital nerves leading to your toes, usually between the third and fourth metatarsals. Patients frequently describe feeling as though they are walking on a bunched-up sock or hot marble. Dr. Harper provides accurate diagnostic tests and non-surgical nerve calming protocols.
Symptoms & Clinical Signs To Watch For
Treatment Plan & Patient Benefits
Frequently Asked Questions
Can wide shoes help cure a neuroma?
Wider footwear with a generous toe box relieves lateral compression on the digital nerve, dramatically reducing symptoms in early stages.
What if conservative treatments don't relieve the burning?
If non-invasive therapy does not resolve discomfort, Dr. Harper performs precise outpatient neurolysis or neuroma excision to eliminate the irritated nerve segment.
Discuss This Treatment
Meet directly with Dr. Spence Harper in Heber City to evaluate your condition and determine the ideal treatment course.