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Will i need surgery on my foot neuroma if pain?

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Neuromas: Only if conservative treatment fails. These treatments may include: cortisone injections, orthotics, therapeutic neurolysis via dilute alcohol injections (my favorite) and more.

Answered 11/8/2014

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Not necessarily: Injection therapy is very successful, orthotic therapy is also very helpful when a biomechanical issue can be found to be a cofactor in causing the neuroma to develop. Conservative therapy should be tried first.

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Sometimes.: Conservative treatmetns are used first, such as cortisone injections or sclerosing alcohol injections. Wear shoes with a stiff sole and soft uppers that are also wide enough for your foot. When teh conservative measures fail, surgery is usually successful.

Answered 8/2/2012

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