Reducing Nerve Pressure and Burning Sensations
Morton's neuroma causes sharp, burning pain between your toes, making every step uncomfortable. This nerve condition develops when tissue thickens around the nerves in your forefoot, causing numbness, tingling and the sensation of standing on a pebble.
Vive Health offers targeted Morton's neuroma products that reduce pressure on affected nerves while cushioning your forefoot. The right support redistributes weight away from inflamed nerves, providing relief that lets you walk comfortably again.
Relieving Forefoot Pressure
Foot support for Morton's neuroma works by changing how weight distributes across your foot. Quality support lifts your metatarsal arch, creating space between the bones where nerves become compressed and irritated.
Metatarsal Cushioning Solutions
Arch support for Morton's neuroma specifically targets the area where nerve inflammation occurs. Properly positioned pads lift the metatarsal bones, reducing the pressure that pinches nerves with each step.
The metatarsal pads provide targeted cushioning just behind the ball of your foot, creating arch lift that relieves nerve compression.
Key Features:
- Constructed with medical-grade gel to ensure comfort
- Pads are positioned using adhesive backing
- Thin form allows most shoes to accommodate them
- They are washable and constructed to last
- Purchased in pairs for both feet
The pads provide relief with no need for specialty shoes. When nerve pain continues despite the cushioning, it may be time to consider other conditions like plantar fasciitis or metatarsalgia, which offer valuable insights regarding the management of pain in the forefoot.
Arch Elevation and Alignment
Morton's neuroma support often requires addressing your overall foot mechanics. Flat arches or overpronation increase forefoot pressure, making nerve symptoms worse.
The full-length orthotic inserts provide graduated arch support that corrects foot positioning from heel to toe. Combining these orthotic insoles with metatarsal pads creates the most effective relief for persistent symptoms.
Getting Complete Relief From Morton's Neuroma
Morton's neuroma products work best when combined with smart footwear choices and activity modifications. Supporting your feet consistently throughout the day prevents the symptom flare-ups that set back your progress.
Strategic Footwear Support
Beyond specialized pads, your shoe selection significantly impacts nerve pain. Wide toe boxes reduce side-to-side compression, while low heels minimize forefoot pressure.
When your feet need additional relief, toe spacers gently separate your toes and reduce the compression that aggravates inflamed nerves. These devices work while resting or overnight, giving nerves space to recover between active periods.
Relief Strategy:
- Metatarsal pads during active hours
- Wide, low-heeled footwear choices
- Toe spacers during rest periods
- Ice application after extended standing
Using foot support for Morton's neuroma throughout your day creates consistent relief. Metatarsal pads reduce pressure while walking, proper footwear prevents compression and toe spacers maintain spacing that gives nerves room to heal.
Choosing Your Support Combination
Depending on your level of activity and the severity of your pain, you can choose the type of support for Morton’s neuroma you need. Mild pain issues can use only metatarsal pads; with more severe pain, a combination of different supports will work best.
To ensure the best results, each of our Morton’s neuroma products has specific written instructions on placement. Orders received by 5 PM EST are shipped the same day.