Morton’s Neuroma
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Closing of the web spaces between the toes can be caused by conditions such as Bunions, Morton’s neuroma, Metatarsalgia or Tailor’s Bunions. Effective forms of treatment for these conditions involve strengthening and mobility exercises, insoles, and appropriate foot and toe spacers.
Conditions causing forefoot pain are prominent among runners, dancers and those who wear high heels. Toe spacers can relieve pain and should be worn at rest rather than during activity as they alter foot biomechanics.
We recommend to our patients that Toe Spacers are part of the puzzle for foot pain and not the solution. We have articles on nearly every type of foot condition explaining the causes and symptoms, with associated articles offering solutions to your pain. Please take the time to explore; hopefully, you will find some helpful information.
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Toe spacers or separators should gap your toes adequately, be comfortable and be slip resistant. This article will provide recommendations on the most effective toe spacers.
We recommend the Yoga body naturals toe spacers as they come in various sizes, have a low profile and are durable.
One of the most significant issues we find with Toe Spacers is that they are universal in sizing, making them uncomfortable, and patients don’t wear them regularly, while the low profile of the Yogabody natural toe spacers allows you to wear socks at the same time.
We have found the Yogabody Toe spacers to be durable, and if there are any issues, they come with a 90-day warranty.
Buy Yogabody Toe SpacersWe recommend the Healthy Happy Toe Spacers for conditions such as Morton’s Neuroma, Metatarsalagia and bunions.
They are fully customisable, so you can alter the width, height and toe spacing to ensure a great fit and comfort.
These are made of a soft silicone material that is slip resistant to stay on your feet throughout the day.
Buy Healthy Happy Toe SpacersThis is not medical advice. We recommend a consultation with a medical professional such as James McCormack. He offers Online Physiotherapy Appointments weekly.