Men's Shoes for Morton's Neuroma

Morton’s neuroma, not to be confused with Morton’s toe, which is an entirely different foot condition, is a thickening of the nerve tissues between the toes, typically the third and fourth toe. This thickening is what causes the pain that people with Morton’s neuroma experience when walking.
Morton’s toe, on the other hand, is not really a foot condition at all, but a foot shape. With Morton’s toe, the big toe is shorter than the second toe.

Treatment
The cure and prevention could be as simple as switching to men’s shoes for Morton’s neuroma, which feature a wider toe box. The best men’s shoes for Morton’s neuroma will have a loose, comfortable fit to minimize pressure on the painful area. The best Morton’s neuroma shoes for men should also feature orthopedic insoles with anatomical arch-support, which help straighten the foot and further decrease pressure on the neuroma. If you participate in sports, it’s also important to make sure that your wear special men’s Morton’s neuroma athletic shoes that have enough padding to cushion the bottom of your feet. Sometimes orthopedic insoles and orthotics with good arch support and a metatarsal pad might be necessary. As a last resort, corticosteroid injections or surgery (neurectomy) can also be considered.

• Other footwear:
• sneakers,
• casual shoes,
• sandals,
• slippers,
• boots.