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Will cortisone shots help with metatarsalgia?

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Dr. Kevin Daus answered

Specializes in Obstetrics and Gynecology

Yes: They will help with the inflammation but don't forget about: • rest. • ice to the affected area. • take an over-the-counter pain reliever.. • wear proper shoes. • try shock-absorbing insoles. • use metatarsal pads. • consider arch supports. .

Answered 1/11/2021

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Potentially: Cortisone shots can "quiet down" infalmmation. They are not a substitute for addressing the underlying issues (usually foot mechanics) which led to "metatarsalgia.".

Answered 9/6/2018

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