Blog posts tagged with 'morton's neuroma'

How is Morton's neuroma diagnosed? This article is the first of three articles that discuss the symptoms and treatment options for Morton's neuroma.

This is the first of a four part series of blog posts dedicated to a better understanding of Morton's neuroma. Although the medical literature is helpful in understanding Morton's neuroma from a scholarly standpoint, I think the medical literature sometimes leaves out some of the subtleties that need to be shared regarding the diagnosis and treatment of Morton's neuroma.

How do I use a metatarsal pad? Our instructional videos are so important. We can tell you how to use it but there's nothing better than actually seeing a pad placed in the correct position.

Morton's neuroma is a common forefoot condition, so common in fact that in many cases, if a patient has forefoot pain, Morton's neuroma is cited as a differential diagnosis. Although there's a host of different conditions that may cause forefoot pain, Morton's neuroma often tops the list of problems. This article explores the treatment options for Morton's neuroma.

In January, I wrote a series of six blog posts regarding carbon fiber orthotics, detailing the uses and applications for each of our carbon fiber inserts. In our staff meeting this week, my boss, business partner and wife gently reminded me, 'honey, you forgot to write about spring plates.' Wow, my bad. Spring plates are the single most popular carbon fiber insert we sell. Like the old Steve Martin comedy routine, all I could do was hit my forehead with the palm of my hand and say, 'I forgot!' So, here's part 7 of the original 6 part series.