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123 Queenston St
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7-238 Bertie St
Pes Planus & Pes Cavus | Plantar Fasciitis | Metatarsalagia & Morton’s Neuroma | Hallux Valgus & Hammer Toes | Knee Pain & Ankle Pain
Seek Relief from Metatarsalgia &
Morton’s Neuroma
Pain in the forefoot portion of your foot is often a sign of metatarsalgia. Metatarsalgia is often a phrase for all conditions of forefoot pain, which can be the result of several issues. Sufferers often state that the pain can be worse when barefoot. If you wear high heels the pain can also be worse.
Morton’s neuroma is a more specific condition that involves a benign neuroma often between the second and third metatarsal heads. It can be caused by the compression of the nerve between the metatarsal heads. Some people describe it as feeling like they have a pebble stuck in their shoe.
For both types of conditions our expert pedorthists can assist you by recommending orthotics to help provide support and relieve pressure. We can help you with a variety of treatments to help you stay active with less pain. For more information on how we can help please give us a call or visit our St. Catharines or Fort Erie location.