​Dr. Glen Batson of Batson Chiropractic Clinic Reviewing Options of Treatment of Morton's Neuroma: "FOOT PAIN"

FOOT PAIN can come in many forms, and with many conditions, many of which can be quite debilitating. One such PAINFUL FOOT condition can be associates with a condition known as Morton’s Neuroma. Morton’s Neuroma begins as a sensation of persistent pain in the ball of your foot and usually pain at the base of the third and fourth toe.

Morton’s Neuroma is known as a benign tumor, but is actually a thickening and swelling/inflammation of the tissue that surrounds the digital nerves as they pass under the ligaments that connect the metatarsals (toe bones) of the forefoot. Morton’s Neuroma is most frequently associated between the third and fourth toes and is usually caused by irritation, trauma, or excessive pressure to the foot. The pain associated with Morton’s Neuroma can be a burning nerve type pain in the ball of the foot, between the base of the third and fourth toes and can radiate into the toes.

Dr. Batson of Batson Chiropractic of Willowbrook, Il effectively treats Morton’s Neuroma utilizing the K-Laser Class IV Laser Therapy. K-Laser Therapy is an effective, natural, drugless, and pain free therapy utilizing four wavelengths of light energy introduced to the specific region of the foot for the reduction of the inflammation, reduction of PAIN, and reduction of dysfunction associated with this painful condition of Morton’s Neuroma. Dr. Batson also utilizes Chiropractic Manipulative Therapy of the foot and ankle and Foot Levelers custom foot orthotic appliances for the restoration of foot and ankle function and proper support to reduce irritation that may be contributing to the Morton’s Neuroma.

Dr. Batson also effectively treats many musculoskeletal conditions utilizing the combination of specific chiropractic therapy and K-laser therapy. Dr. Batson can be reached for consultation and treatment by calling his office which is conveniently located in Willowbrook Il. Dr. Batson is a Graduate of Palmer College of Chiropractic.
 
Dr. Batson can be reached at:
Batson Chiropractic Clinic
630-323-11811
[email protected]​
www.batsonchiropractic.com