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- Submitted on 26/02/2024
I have been diagnosed with Morton's Neuroma. Should I make an appointment at a Podiatrist? If so, what type of consultation do I require?
12 specialists answered
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Bonjour, the morton's neuroma could be treated by releasing the pressure from the shoes. Or sometimes the practice from sport... the treatment could be insoles or infiltration made by a surgeon.
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Absolutely, we can treat this type of pathology. You can choose “Analyse de la marche” in these cases
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Hi,
Yes you can, you néed to have an analyse of biomechanics.
Havé Nice day
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Yes, you have to book an appointment with a podologue for a biomechanical examination.
With these informations, the podologue will
make insoles.
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Hello, we can help you, you must take a biomechanical exam as an appointment, have a nice day
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Yes the podiatrist can help you.
Choose the service biomecanic, insoles, sport(it’s 1our consult)
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Good evening, you can take a "normal" consultation (like "first consultation" for example) with a podiatrist indeed. The doctor that diagnosed your Morton's Neuroma might write a prescription for you to send you to the podiatrist.
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Hello . I you can , it's our job.
You need " Bilan de podologie ( + semelles)
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Yes, biomechanical assesment to see what the cause is of the Morton's neuroma. Then you can prevent it from getting worse and get it to heal properly without any injections or operation.
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Hello, a podiatrist will indeed be able to help you with a problem such as Morton's neuroma.
It would be a good idea to have a full podiatric analysis to detect any posture problems linked to the neuroma.
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Yes , for analyse of walk .
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Hey
Yess , for an biomecanical analysis.
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