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	Stop the Pain : Morton’s Neuroma


		If you have been diagnosed wih Morton’s Neuroma If anti-inflamatories and pain meds have not helped. If cortizone injections have not resolved the pain. If changing shoes and decreasing walking pain continues. If your have tried pads and other orthotics and arch supports. If you have already tried or just want to AVOID surgery. Call for help ( 800-558-4382), NOW!

	Morton Neuromas (Inter-metatarsal neuroma} of the foot is a common problem that results in swelling and inflammation of the nerves, located between the 2nd and 3rd, or 3rd and 4th metatarsals of both feet. It can present gradually over time, or very rapidly when the onset and cause of the neuroma is associated with a particular event. When the pain is chronic, progressive, and clearly related to the amount of time spent walking and standing, the intense and disabling nature of the pain is usually precipitated by a twisting motion of the metatarsal region during weight bearing.

The diagnosis is made primarily with a history of signs and symptoms::

Numbness in the early stages between the two involved toes.
Constantly changing levels of burning pain in the middle of the foot
Sharp, shooting pain that starts under the metatarsal region, and then radiates into the two adjacent toes.
Pain with palpation of the inflamed intermetatarsal nerves, and a characteristic “click” with manipulation of the metatarsal bones, are all thought to be classical signs of a Morton’s Neuroma. Computerized imaging techniques will document but are not necessary to diagnose this benign lesion of the foot.

What is the cause of a painful Neuroma?

Cause: Progressive enlargement of the nerve begins with pronation of the foot as we walk, then instability of the metatarsals, and finally, pressure and grinding of the bones on the nerves.

Pronation of the foot, is the critical part of the problem. This complicated movement of all 26 bones of the human foot results in instability and causes breakdown of the metatarsal arch and a grinding motion on the inter-metatarsal nerves. Over a period of time, constant pressure and movement of the metatarsal bones results in inflammation of any or all four of the inte-rmetarsal nerves.

Pronation of the foot with break down of the metatarsal arch occurs without orthotic use. Supination of the foot with stabilization of the metatarsal arch ocours with orthotic use.


			Movement in the transverse metatarsal arch bones.

	How do you treat the cause and Stop the Pain?

What do you do when medication, cortisone and alcohol injections, physical therapy, metatarsal pads, arch supports, and prescription orthotics have all failed? What do you do when you have changed the style of the shoes you wear, decreased activity to next to nothing, and done everything but surgery? Even when surgeons fully warn their patients of the inherent risks and poor overall success, patients, mostly out of desperation, consent to surgery.


	FAQ Neuromas

Does surgery stop the movement that causes the neuromas?

Surgical resection of the neuroma may produce some value on a temporary basis. In the long run, the residual scaring from the procedure may actually aggravate the problem. Certainly, the surgery does nothing to prevent occurrence of another neuroma in any one of three other interspaces. Even if the surgery is without complication and successfully excises the neuroma, it is not uncommon for a patient to develop neuromas in two or more interspaces of both right and left feet. It is important to note that all nerve surgery, especially when performed on a weight bearing structure, is unpredictable and often complicated during healing.

Even when the surgical excision is successful, and without the many complications of nerve surgery in general, it is not un-likely for a surgical patient to see signs of another neuroma, in the adjacent interspace, or on the other foot, before the first one has fully healed.

Progressive Theta Orthotics can treat the cause, stop the pain, and eliminate surgical need . Progressive Theta Tretment is the only effective treatment once a patient has given up on surgery as an option.

Brent A Jarrett DPM (Physician and Surgeon of the Foot)


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	Theta stops the breakdown of the arch, stops the grinding of the metatarsals on the nerve, eliminates the chronic swelling of the nerve...progressive treatment with Theta-Orthotics will work when every other treatment has failed. Brent A Jarrett DPM


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	If you are just beginning to see early signs of neuroma pain and wear heels and or flip flops a significant portion of your day Click Here , immediate help although limited help in the shoes you still actually wear. $25+SH PST (Propulsive Stage Theta)... Brent A Jarrett DPM


	If you have been diagnosed or treated unsuccessfully for Morton’s Neuroma, Theta-Orthotics will help you stand, walk and sometimes even run again, without the pain.




	Change the way you walk and stand...stop the pain when nothing elce will. Brent A Jarrett DPM

Dear Dr Jarrett, I have been plagued with Neuroma problems for over twenty years . I had the Neuroma's surgically removed in 1994 (both feet) . Within three years I was troubled again by the constant stabbing pain which would persist.. that is, until July 2006. I got my first pair of Theta-orthotics , they were 15 's. It took me about 4 days to get used to them. I followed the instruction almost to the tee. I needed this to work. I graduated into the 20's and then the 25's .About the 10 th month my feet were hurting again. I called your help line. Your consultant was so understanding and had just the solution to my problem.
Apparently I didn't read the part that said this would decrease your foot sizeÂ by re-shaping your foot to take the pressure off the Neuroma's. Well... There I go from a 6 W to a 5... It worked ! It was like having new feet. I was so pleased... The added and perhaps" biggest bonus" was, that while helping my feet, my need for chiropractic manipulation has decreased ( a lot!). I was walking differently and noticed my lower back had less stress. It has definitely helped with my spinal alignment, (which is key to whole body health.) I am more active than ever now. I no longer have the stabbing pains that only a Neuroma sufferer could know. The only problem I have encountered was the loss of my 30's in a recent move and I am back to my 25's. I have some soreness and discomfort so I have ordered my 30's again and some 35's. I can't wait for them to arrive! My husbands feet are next! Sometimes he works long days and his feet are sore and tired. I am going to get a pair for him if youÂ suggest these can make just plain old tired feet better? I have been criticized by several people about buying anything of this nature on line..I assure them the three Podiatrist specialists I have had in the past had never taken a cast of my feet to make custom orthotics like you did. nor take into consideration any of the things you asked on the questionnaire I filled out. They all sent me to Foot Locker.To buy pre made stamped out inserts. My chiropractor sends "we miss you notes" but I just don't need to go.

Well, I trust your orthotics Dr Jarrett, because they work and I would recommend anyone to try them. I can't begin to thank you enough. Your staff members are precious . When I call they are always helpful and friendly... Thank you again for developing these orthotics. Wish I would have known about these a long time ago! Best Wishes to you and your staff,
Ruby Palmer