Best Treatment for Morton’s Neuroma?

If you have Morton’s neuroma, you may be wondering which treatment is right for you.

In this video, Ron McCulloch explains the main treatment options for Morton’s neuroma, from conservative care through to minimally invasive procedures and open surgery.

The video covers:

advanced gait analysis and biomechanical assessment

footwear advice and orthotic intervention

steroid injections and their limitations

shockwave and alcohol injections

cryosurgery

ablative radiofrequency

ligament release open surgery

Ron also explains why, in his view, cryosurgery is often the number one invasive treatment option when conservative care has not been successful, due to its low-risk profile and strong outcomes in suitable patients.

At The London Podiatry Centre, patients with Morton’s neuroma have access to expert assessment, advanced diagnostics, conservative treatment, cryosurgery, radiofrequency and open surgery — all in one specialist centre.

If ball-of-foot pain is affecting your walking, activity or quality of life, a proper assessment is the best place to start.

The London Podiatry Centre
Consultant-led care Advanced diagnosis and treatment for Morton’s neuroma