Metatarsalgia Shoes
therapeutic design offers the best shoes for metatarsalgia and ball of the foot pain
- Premium orthotic insoles provide anatomical arch support that properly align the foot, reducing pressure on the metatarsal heads and ball of the foot.
- Multi-layer padding and cushioning midsole absorb shock forces and provide pressure relief at the ball of the foot.
- Ergonomic sole with a mild Rocker Bottom design evenly transfers the weight from the heel to the forefoot, easing pressure on the ball of the foot.
- Extra depth design and a wide toe-box eliminate pressure on the forefoot area.
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" These shoes are amazing! I wore these shoes all day and had no foot pain. I have plantar fasciitis, metatarsalgia and neuropathy, and had no pain all day. The arch support is perfect, much more comfortable than my $400 orthotics. When they came in the mail, I immediately tried them on, couldn't believe when I stood up--it was heaven! I am a nurse. I have been telling everybody I work with about these shoes."
Kathryn S
Beaumont
Shelley Bruton, DPM
“There is no other diabetic shoe that can match the quality of Orthofeet. Orthofeet shoes have been wonderful for our patients and our practice!"
Dorothea DePedro
"I had to email and tell you how thrilled I am to finally find a company that makes shoes that fit me and feel comfortable! For many years I have worn shoes that pinch, hurt, flop or inflame my feet. Finally I found you and now I am walking on air!!! Thank you so very much! You will see many more orders from me!"
Bev Moore
"Love, love, love these shoes! I've been looking a long time for shoes to fit my crazy feet! Finally!!!!!"
How metatarsalgia is prevented and treated?
Since the most common cause of metatarsalgia is poorly fitting shoes, it stands to reason that the best treatment and prevention for this foot condition is to wear metatarsalgia shoes. The best shoes for metatarsalgia and ball-of-foot pain are shoes that fit properly and have a low or moderate heel. They should also have orthopedic insoles that provide arch support and extra cushioning for the ball of the foot.
Resting, icing and elevating the foot are also helpful treatment measures.
