Coping With Morton's Neuroma

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morton’s neuroma
by: mary on Tue, Oct 02 2007

morton’s neuroma can be treated by a chiropractor who has training in active release therapy. I had no other treatment except this. it took about 12 treatments over 2 months and my neuroma is completely gone. I cannot find any medical web site that even mentions this treatment and it is not the same as going to a physical therapist

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Tue, Oct 23 2007
Mary my name is CeCe, I left a message for you regarding your treatment with Active Release Therapy, could you please tell me the name of the Chiropra...Read
Sun, Oct 21 2007
I have been diagnosed with Morton's Neuroma since November 06', I have had 2 cortizone injections to my left foot, you mentioned release therapy, pl...Read

October 2007

Infection after Neuroma surgery - by GT - (Fri, Oct 12 2007)
I had a surgery in May, 2007. Got infected and was put on antibiotic. Second surgery to “clean up infection” in August. Put on Cipro 500mg 2x day. [more..]
MN surgery - by LC - (Wed, Oct 10 2007)
I had surgery 2/06 - was okay for a while until I had to wear closed shoes all the time in the early fall again. Went back to Podiatrist in 10/06 and started getting the alcohol shots (7 total a week apart) which gave me some relief. [more..]
Morton’s Neuroma - by Laura - (Mon, Oct 08 2007)
I was diagnosed with this about 2 months ago. I found out my being flat footed doesn’t help. I didn’t know about the chiropractic part of it. I was taking Naproxin and I must advise this: DON’T take it!!!! Its horrible stuff. I got so sick from it. [more..]
morton’s neuroma - by mary - (Tue, Oct 02 2007)
morton’s neuroma can be treated by a chiropractor who has training in active release therapy. I had no other treatment except this. [more..]
chiropractic care works - by TD - (Mon, Oct 01 2007)
I was diagnosed with Morton’s neuroma in both feet this past May. The podiatrist I saw gave me two painful cortisone shots. At first them seem to work and then the pain came back with a vengeance even though I took a break from my intense workouts and changed all my footwear. [more..]

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