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Morton's neuroma can cause a great deal of pain in the ball of your foot, but luckily the right pair of insoles can set your feet straight. Read our list of the Best Insoles for Morton's Neuroma.
Our insoles experts at ShoeInsoles.co.uk have compiled the definitive list of Our Top 10 Best Insoles, providing all the latest knowledge to relieve your foot pain, provide support and make your shoes more comfortable.
If you feel sore after a day on your feet, don't worry – you're not alone! Our guide to the Best Insoles for Walking and Standing All Day includes a number of helpful solutions.
Leg length discrepancy is linked to a wide range of conditions such as plantar fasciitis, over pronation and metatarsalgia, and a difference in leg length can exacerbate each affliction. We've put together a list of our best solutions for combatting both issues.
A cause of pain in the forefoot, Morton's neuroma is a condition that occurs when a nerve in your foot expands and comes into contact with a nearby ligament. Read on for our guide to Managing Morton's Neuroma.
Morton’s Neuroma, also known as Morton’s Metatatsalgia or Interdigital Neuroma, is a condition that affects one of the nerves between the toes. Most commonly effecting the recess between the third and fourth toes – though also occurring between the second and third – this irritation leads to the nerve thickening and enlarging, resulting in a compression of the nerve as a whole.
