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Stopping Ball of Foot Pain

September 11th, 2007 · Comments · Diseases and Conditions

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What is causing pain in the ball of the foot?

Answer: Usually either

1. or

2. Morton’s neuroma .

3. Atrophy of the Plantar Fat Pad

Here are easy ways to tell what the problem is:

1. The word ˜" actually means .

It feels like an , or a in the ball of the foot. It is a common result of and weakening of the foot’s muscle and ligaments (the ). That whole dysfunctional behavior of the foot not stepping down properly.

2. Morton’s is usually between the third and fourth toes. The symptoms can be the same as for , and can also cause discoloration, tingling, and numbness between the toes.

Now, you probably know what the problem is. What is not readily known is how severe the problem is.

Solution:

1. For , it helps to redistribute the weight and pressure over the five bones. A heel support can work very well.

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2. If the has not done much damage to the , will realign the nerve shafts and prevent further problems.

3. For a loss ot fat in the tissue of the ball of the foot, you need cushions.

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If there is a lot of damage already, surgery may be needed.

How to know what the is for certain? And how serious it is?

See a . Taking action now will prevent further damage, so do not wait.

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