Bottom of Foot Pain Causes, Treatments and More

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7. Morton's Neuroma Treatment

The first step is to wear shoes that don't tightly constrict the area. Custom insoles that redirect pressure can also help. Be sure to consult a trained therapist for these. Poorly fitted insoles may cause additional issues, while the neuroma remains.

Some people also find relief from steroid injections into the painful area. Morton's neuroma can respond to conservative measures. However, due to the nerve's involvement, it can be problematic to treat, and surgery is sometimes required.

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