Best Foot Doctor Videos: Morton's Neuroma

This video provides an overview of Morton’s neuroma, which the doctor describes as an enlarged or inflamed nerve between the third and fourth metatarsal bones. He reviews conservative treatments, nerve decompression, and a later nerve procedure if symptoms return. The stated success rate and treatment sequence require clinical review before

This video outlines a treatment sequence for Morton’s neuroma, beginning with injections and progressing to radiofrequency nerve ablation or surgical excision when earlier treatment does not help. The speaker describes how the office-based radiofrequency procedure is performed and identifies numbness, tingling, and burning around the third and fourth toes as

This video explains how Morton’s neuroma may be visible on MRI even when an X-ray does not show the problem. The doctor reviews injections, strapping, orthotics, radiofrequency nerve ablation, and surgical excision as possible treatments. The sequence, terminology, and association with high-heel use need clinical review.