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Morton’s Neuroma – Podiatrist in Bethesda, MD and Springfield, VA

May 13th, 2012 by Trauma_Guide | No Comments | Filed in Trauma Symptoms

Morton’s Neuroma – Podiatrist in Bethesda, MD and Springfield, VA Dr. Paul Ross discusses the symptoms, causes and treatments for Morton’s Neuroma. www.paulrossdpm.com A neuroma is an enlarged, benign growth of nerves, most commonly between the third and fourth toes. Neuromas are caused by tissue rubbing against and irritating the nerves. Pressure from poorly fitting shoes or an abnormal bone structure can also lead to this condition. Symptoms may include sensations of thickness, burning, numbness, tingling, or pain in the ball of the foot. Treatments generally include wearing corrective shoes or orthotics and receiving cortisone injections. In severe cases, surgical removal of the growth may be necessary. Morton’s neuroma is a thickening of tissues around the nerve that leads to the toes. Morton’s neuroma usually develops between the third and fourth toes in response to irritation, such as that caused by wearing high-heeled or narrow shoes, or from trauma. Symptoms may include a burning pain that radiates from the ball of the foot to the toes or numbness in the toes. Conservative treatments usually resolve the pain or progressions of the condition, and range from wearing roomier, lower-heeled footwear or using orthotics to reduce the pressure on the nerve, to injections of cortosteroid medication to reduce swelling and inflammation. Visit our website: www.paulrossdpm.com

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Neuromas – Podiatrist in Cherry Hill, Voorhees and West Deptford, NJ

April 7th, 2012 by Trauma_Guide | No Comments | Filed in Trauma Symptoms

Neuromas – Podiatrist in Cherry Hill, Voorhees and West Deptford, NJ Dr. Amy Herskowitz discusses the symptoms, causes and treatment for neuromas. www.sjfootdoctors.com A neuroma is an enlarged, benign growth of nerves, most commonly between the third and fourth toes. Neuromas are caused by tissue rubbing against and irritating the nerves. Pressure from poorly fitting shoes or an abnormal bone structure can also lead to this condition. Symptoms may include sensations of thickness, burning, numbness, tingling, or pain in the ball of the foot.Treatments generally include wearing corrective shoes or orthotics and cortisone injections. In severe cases, surgical removal of the growth may be necessary. Morton’s neuroma is a thickening of tissues around the nerve that leads to the toes. Morton’s neuroma usually develops between the third and fourth toes in response to irritation, such as that caused by wearing high-heeled or narrow shoes, or from trauma. Symptoms may include a burning pain that radiates from the ball of the foot to the toes or numbness in the toes. Conservative treatments usually resolve the pain or progressions of the condition, and range from wearing roomier, lower-heeled footwear or using orthotics to reduce the pressure on the nerve, to injections of cortosteroid medication to reduce swelling and inflammation. Visit our website: www.sjfootdoctors.com

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Morton’s Neuroma – Podiatrist in Frederick, Germantown and Hagerstown, MD

April 3rd, 2012 by Trauma_Guide | No Comments | Filed in Trauma Symptoms

Morton’s Neuroma – Podiatrist in Frederick, Germantown and Hagerstown, MD Dr. Brenna Steinberg of Frederick Foot & Ankle Specialists discusses the symptoms, causes and treatments for Morton’s Neuroma. www.mynewfeet.com A neuroma is an enlarged, benign growth of nerves, most commonly between the third and fourth toes. Neuromas are caused by tissue rubbing against and irritating the nerves. Pressure from poorly fitting shoes or an abnormal bone structure can also lead to this condition. Symptoms may include sensations of thickness, burning, numbness, tingling, or pain in the ball of the foot. Treatments generally include wearing corrective shoes or orthotics and receiving cortisone injections. In severe cases, surgical removal of the growth may be necessary. Morton’s neuroma is a thickening of tissues around the nerve that leads to the toes. Morton’s neuroma usually develops between the third and fourth toes in response to irritation, such as that caused by wearing high-heeled or narrow shoes, or from trauma. Symptoms may include a burning pain that radiates from the ball of the foot to the toes or numbness in the toes. Conservative treatments usually resolve the pain or progressions of the condition, and range from wearing roomier, lower-heeled footwear or using orthotics to reduce the pressure on the nerve, to injections of cortosteroid medication to reduce swelling and inflammation. Visit our website: www.mynewfeet.com
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Injection Therapy for Morton’s Neuroma – Campbell, San Jose, Saratoga and Silicon Valley Podiatrist

February 22nd, 2012 by Trauma_Guide | No Comments | Filed in Trauma Symptoms

Injection Therapy for Morton’s Neuroma – Campbell, San Jose, Saratoga and Silicon Valley Podiatrist Patient discusses treatment received from Dr. Doulgas Robinson for a morton’s neuroma. www.drrobinson.net A neuroma is an enlarged, benign growth of nerves, most commonly between the third and fourth toes. Neuromas are caused by tissue rubbing against and irritating the nerves. Pressure from poorly fitting shoes or an abnormal bone structure can also lead to this condition. Symptoms may include sensations of thickness, burning, numbness, tingling, or pain in the ball of the foot.Treatments generally include wearing corrective shoes or orthotics and cortisone injections. In severe cases, surgical removal of the growth may be necessary. Morton’s neuroma is a thickening of tissues around the nerve that leads to the toes. Morton’s neuroma usually develops between the third and fourth toes in response to irritation, such as that caused by wearing high-heeled or narrow shoes, or from trauma. Symptoms may include a burning pain that radiates from the ball of the foot to the toes or numbness in the toes. Conservative treatments usually resolve the pain or progressions of the condition, and range from wearing roomier, lower-heeled footwear or using orthotics to reduce the pressure on the nerve, to injections of cortosteroid medication to reduce swelling and inflammation. Visit our website: www.drrobinson.net
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EFT completely removes Jan's anger!

Jan talks about how her EFT session with Lisa Harris, LCSW (Asheville Women’s Counseling) completely removed the troubling anger that Jan had been carrying for over a year. Nothing else she tried had worked! And it’s been several months and the anger is still gone. Visit www.AshevilleWomensCounseling.com for information on Emotional Freedom Technique and how to contact Lisa to help you with your emotional issues, trauma symptoms, physical pain, craving or phobia. Emotional Freedom Technique is a wonderfully simple procedure that uses tapping on acupressure points while you are focused on a specific problem. It’s fast, pill free, and you can learn it yourself to apply to all types of issues. Be well! Lisa Harris, LCSW www.AshevilleWomensCounseling.com
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Neuromas – Podiatrist in Southport and Shallotte, NC

February 19th, 2012 by Trauma_Guide | No Comments | Filed in Trauma Symptoms

Neuromas – Podiatrist in Southport and Shallotte, NC Dr. Bryan Satterwhite of Atlantic Foot Specialists discusses the symptoms, causes and treatments for Neuromas. www.atlanticfootspecialists.com A neuroma is an enlarged, benign growth of nerves, most commonly between the third and fourth toes. Neuromas are caused by tissue rubbing against and irritating the nerves. Pressure from poorly fitting shoes or an abnormal bone structure can also lead to this condition. Symptoms may include sensations of thickness, burning, numbness, tingling, or pain in the ball of the foot. Treatments generally include wearing corrective shoes or orthotics and receiving cortisone injections. In severe cases, surgical removal of the growth may be necessary. Morton’s neuroma is a thickening of tissues around the nerve that leads to the toes. Morton’s neuroma usually develops between the third and fourth toes in response to irritation, such as that caused by wearing high-heeled or narrow shoes, or from trauma. Symptoms may include a burning pain that radiates from the ball of the foot to the toes or numbness in the toes. Conservative treatments usually resolve the pain or progressions of the condition, and range from wearing roomier, lower-heeled footwear or using orthotics to reduce the pressure on the nerve, to injections of cortosteroid medication to reduce swelling and inflammation. Visit our website: www.atlanticfootspecialists.com

From Deployment Health Clinical Center (DHCC): The Specialized Care Program (SCP) is a three-week, multidisciplinary, therapy program that uses evidence-based individual and group therapy, alternative therapies such as acupuncture and yoga, physical activity, and structured learning on issues related to mind/body reactions to combat stress. It has two tracks: Track I focuses on war-related chronic pain and medically unexplained physical symptoms (MUPS). Track II focuses on PTSD and trauma symptoms. These videos feature SCP graduates testimonies related to the treatment they received at the center. Video and editing by: Rodney Remson, Walter Reed Army Medical Center TV Script by: Monica Valdiviez-Wiley, DHCC Interviews conducted by: Lyn Albrecht, DHCC, and Monica Valdiviez-Wiley, DHCC DHCC is one of Defense Centers of Excellence for Psychological and Traumatic Brain Injury’s six component centers. Check out their website for more information: www.pdhealth.mil

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