Rethinking Morton’s Neuroma

[@krustysurfer]

So how exactly do you remedy the situation? How do you stabilize the foot if orthotics don't necessarily help?

[@elitecrete5759]

Thank you . This was so informative. I wish the many doctors I have gone to had a fraction of this information. I will visit the website. Appreciate you for taking the time to inform us . Thanks 🙏

[@DrMichaelGrahamDPM]

Thank you very much! Please let us know if you have any questions or need help finding a HyProCure trained doctor in your area!

[@sheilasmith1109]

Will you do consults or speak with a patient's doctor about your findings? The Tallus alignment really is the key! I have told several Orthopedic doctors and surgeons that my neuroma is caused by the collapse of my arches, including the transverse arch and pronation as well as something I could not quite understand before watching this video! I used to do Veterinary surgery, so I am not your regular patient with no education. It is a simple biomechanical, anatomical alignment problem that I have TRIED to explain, in vain! I hate it when a medical professional wears blinders and just because they have NOT been trained in something, they become defensive and blind to seeing something perfectly CLEAR, which you detail so clearly in this expertly recorded video! You brilliantly describe what needs to be heard by all Podiatry and Orthopedic professionals! I have to give the Chiropractic doctors credit for this also, because THEY are trained in biomechanics of the human body! One of my friends, who is a DC agrees with this video! The ONLY relief I have other than complete rest off my foot, is when a DC adjusts my foot and this INCLUDES the Tallus!! I hope to send several health care professionals to you, who will be grateful to hear your findings! I would love to speak with you and find an MD where I live who will look at your work and be interested in looking at what I KNOW I want to take part in! I cannot thank you enough for publishing this! You are a BLESSING to your profession, sir! (You have my permission and I request for you to contact me. I could not see or didn't quite understand what you said, for permission and contact!) Please tell me how to accomplish this!

[@DrMichaelGrahamDPM]

Hi Sheila! Thanks for getting in touch with us! Please email us at [e-mail]. We'll be more than happy to answer any of your questions.

[@megdpm]

Thank you so much for your support. Yes, it is such a challenge. There are so many other foot and ankle conditions that are secondary effects of excessive ankle bone motion.

[@carmelom269]

Miss Smith, did you have any success getting Dr. Michael Graham to consult with your treating physician regarding your issues?

[@sandragayle065]

Finally a video that actually makes sense...thank you

[@marybarratt2649]

I’ve had this problem since I was 18 and am now middle aged. First one foot then the other. The right always the worst. Tried the injection a couple of years ago. Painfree for one week only. A nurse told me she had an op for it but a year later the burning sensation returned. So I ruled out an operation. All I can do now is wear orthotic supports in flat shoes. Now both feet are affected. I miss being able to stride out and walk well, at best I just manage. If I’m on my feet too long I have to sit and rest. This presentation is encouraging. I’m in the U.K. and it doesn’t look as though we are any further forward here with treatment. I agree that orthotics do not fix the underlying cause and only help relieve pain. Your treatment path makes sense. I hope that others use this study to further help research. Many thanks.

[@DrMichaelGrahamDPM]

Thank you, Mary! Please let us know if you have any questions regarding the HyProCure procedure. HyProCure is available in the UK. Feel free to reach out to us if you need help. Our email address is [e-mail].

[@asdf8asdf8asdf8asdf]

Great preso. Learned a lot. Why zero discussion of strengthening / altering leg muscles to aid long term recovery and realignment? Contra repetitive exercise ( chronic cardio), increase medial tension or decrease lateral tension in leg to address pronation?

[@karenimran3349]

My foot is causing me so much pain. I can’t be on it very long.Steroid injection is not working.I already had back trouble before breaking my foot and before the neuroma formed. Thanks for the information. I will speak to my orthopaedic surgeon about these things rather than just having the nerve removed.

[@DrMichaelGrahamDPM]

Hi Karen! Thanks for reaching out. Feel free to email us at [e-mail] We'll be more than happy to answer any of your questions about HyProCure. We hope HyProCure can offer you relief!

[@Jahlive69]

I have completed 2 sessions of Shockwave Therapy and already walking pain free - and almost no swelling left in that area. After 1.5 yrs in pain and almost immobile - so happy I tried the Shockwave & Laser therapy.

[@brayloncohen9455]

Instablaster

[@Jahlive69]

@@brayloncohen9455 It really works, my nerve pain is gone and now. Still healing and wearing flat shoes, but at least I can walk again.

[@megdpm]

That's great. I hope it stays that way, but shockwave is like re-booting your computer, the only problem is that it doesn't solve the underlying structural issue.

[@Jahlive69]

@@megdpm Mine was a neuroma, which I no longer feel. Now the metatarsals are sore - likely from the 16 treatments. But less tender each day, and I’m only reminded they hurt when I test my heels. I had the neuroma almost 2yrs, so I’m sure healing takes time. But the sharp pain is gone and I can stand on my foot all day if needed.

[@alannabrowne5498]

​@@Jahlive69 hi 👋 where did u get d shock wave therapy done ? Xx

[@shaynadavidovhansonrealtor]

Need help with this ..I don’t want to get surgery 🙏🏽

[@jerryleewillis2492]

thank you i understand more now.

[@vjhreeves]

I am 58 years old and JUST developed this pain and condition, as I began jogging again recently after 20 years. This video was extremely informative and will save me from pursuing the treatments that most drs seem to prescribe. Is yours available in the Orlando area?

[@DrMichaelGrahamDPM]

Hello! Thanks for reaching out. Please send us an email at [e-mail] and we will give you more information about our locations in Orlando. You can also call us at 888.566.6459. Have a wonderful day!

[@815donalduck]

It’s been 9 months, how’s your foot now? Are you pain free? How long did it take? I’m 51 and got this pain from JumpRoping.

[@vjhreeves]

@@815donalduck i wish I could say I was. The pain is the same, with every step. I had to give up jogging completely, which really bums me out, because I lost all the progress I'd made in toning my legs. I have not pursued the treatment in this video yet, but may revisit it now that you have brought it back to my attention.

[@sashasherkat792]

Please let me know about this treatment in BC Canada. Thank you

[@DrMichaelGrahamDPM]

Hello! Thanks for reaching out. Please send us an email at [e-mail] We will be happy to help you find a HyProCure trained doctor near you!

[@mrgotan]

Did you find if this treatment is available in Canada? I am in Alberta. Thanks!

[@ДмитрийШурыгин-р3о]

Great work! Thanks!

[@DrMichaelGrahamDPM]

Thank you very much!

[@valeriavaleria6435]

Esa RX esta vista de arriba. No se supone que los huesos a esa altura formen un arco vistos de frente y por ese motivo desde arriba se ven mas cerca?

[@mariajohn4356]

Where is your clinic doctor in India at present i have only swelling under my forefoot and no pain

[@DrMichaelGrahamDPM]

Hi Maria! Thanks for reaching out. Great question. HyProCure is available in India. Please send us an email at [e-mail] and we will help you find a HyProCure trained doctor near you.

[@Tengobaila3]

I wish you were here in Phoenix. I have excruciating pain in my 4th toes. I imagine it's a neuroma

[@DrMichaelGrahamDPM]

Hi Diana! Thanks for getting in touch. We do have HyProCure trained doctors in Phoenix. Please email us at [e-mail] and we will send you more information! :)

[@Tengobaila3]

@@DrMichaelGrahamDPM Wow, Thank you for your reply! It's a bit late, however. I just had surgery on one foot so far. Much success in healing!

[@mrgotan]

@@Tengobaila3did you have a full recovery after surgery? Are you Pain free? How long did the recovery took? I am scheduled for surgery and would like to know about your experience. Thanks!

[@Tengobaila3]

​@@mrgotan I ultimately had both feet done. The Surgeries seem to be successful until a year later when the first foot operated on start to give me trouble. It was awful. I could not sleep without being woken in excruciating pain 4-5 times a night. Only standing up would help. I devised a way to stop some of the pain by sleeping with a pillow propped under my knees (with knees in fully bent) This lasted a year and no one could give me an answer. Even a acupuncturist, for a year did not fix this. After I quit going to the acupuncturist I bought a grounding sheet..my pain stopped finally!!!

[@Tengobaila3]

@@mrgotan I don't remember Surgery Recovery time , it was 3 years ago.

[@andtewlonsdale8047]

So what are the exercises??

[@denicestout4689]

Interested in being in a study

[@carmelom269]

How may I obtain a pdf copy of the page articles referenced at 2:03 and at 4:00 (The Journal of Bone and Joint Surgery Vol 33B No. 1, Feb. 1951) ? I would like to have these articles presented to my two treating Physicians and my three IME Experts ( two-Orthos and 1-DPM)

[@akeleven]

Is there any place in Arizona to get this procedure?

[@shaynadavidovhansonrealtor]

Could the Morton’s Neuroma I have possibly occured because I broke 5th Metatarsal- and wore a boot, instead of cast.. and as was healing possibly re-injured / fell/ moved w boot or without cast and aggravated nerve?? (I fell when getting up in middle of night w castless foot and feel like I disrupted that area further..)

[@MortenHaugumHake]

Hello.Thanks for an informative webinar. I live in Norway. Who do I contact to get this done?

[@DrMichaelGrahamDPM]

Hello, Morten! Thanks for reaching out. Please send us an email at [e-mail]. We'll be happy to help you find a HyProCure trained doctor near you!

[@brendacaldwell1398]

Do you have doctors in Columbus ohio

[@DrMichaelGrahamDPM]

Hi Brenda! Thanks for reaching out. Great question. HyProCure is available in Ohio. Please send us an email at [e-mail] and we will help you find a HyProCure trained doctor near you. You can also give us a call at 888.566.6459.

[@amarinetto2]

Thank you!! I finally understand Morton's neuroma as a symptom and not as the problem!!!!!

[@elainewoodworth3298]

I had a subtalar fusion 4 years ago. I eventually Resumed my running and hiking. I have now developed this pain and I want it fixed! My doctor gave me the cortisone shot last year and now another recently (that isn’t helping) After viewing this video I’m concerned it is being continuously damaged as you say. Would the fusion cause the mechanics of my foot to do this?

[@dougsphoto]

Hi doesn’t the pain come from the wrong shoes. To tight to high drop. I don’t have the pain when I walk bear foot so I’ve changed to Vivo barefoot shoes and have notice a difference so far. Going for a 1mile walk now in them and. 1 run.

[@DrMichaelGrahamDPM]

Great question, Douglas! It’s always a good idea to first check with a qualified doctor if you’re experiencing any kind of foot pain or pain in other areas of your body. When it comes to foot pain - high/low arches, pronation or supination, and toes pointing in/out - correcting the alignment in your feet can help these foot problems. If you have any questions about HyProCure or need help finding a HyProCure trained doctor near you, please email us at [e-mail]

[@vjhreeves]

Very odd to not have the pain when barefoot. Usually that makes it worse in my experience.

[@johnpollock4257]

That's the best video I have seen on the subject fantastic and makes perfect sense.

[@aldenunion]

​​@@vjhreeves I have same,better when bare foot. Started with bunion turning my big tow into 2nd and soars in between very deeply where nerve burnt,then left foot started.Both ball of feet bilateral swelled,deformed and got blister on bottom of each under 3rd toe on ball of both feet.

[@karenimran3349]

I have this condition ,Mine was do to injury braking my foot. I had a steroid injection last week under ultrasound. If that do not work surgery is option .

[@carmelom269]

Are you open to doing IME Report and Opinions of Medical Causation in connection to work related trauma inducing Morton's neuromas? If so, I would like to retain your services to review both MRI and Ultrasound Images and radiologist reports (CD via Sorna Reviewer software) and render a report of medical causation for a case involving diagnosed Morton's neuroma after a 5-10 lb package feel from table striking left foot (3rd & 4th Metatarsal area) on three separate occasions within a 7-day span. Report of Medical Causation would have to be preferably supported by citation to medical treatise or AMA respected literature that discusses much of what you have discussed in this video concerning medical causation related to trauma.

[@DrMichaelGrahamDPM]

Hello! Thank you for your interest in HyProCure. We would like to get in touch with you. Please email us at [e-mail]. Thank you!

[@carmelom269]

@@DrMichaelGrahamDPM I have. I did. Several times and I am still waiting a reply from Dr. Graham. 🤷🏽‍♂️

[@carmelom269]

@@DrMichaelGrahamDPM I am still waiting for Dr. Michael Graham to get back to me. I have called your office and left voice messages. I have sent several emails as well but no reply.

[@lime-fi4fj]

I'm almost completely positive actually for myself I am completely positive that the mpj issue is caused by walking on hard flat surfaces and bad footwe. motions that we have to make daily also happen to be redundant. I know that walking in nature where the ground gives offers active engagement of muscles which hard flat. besides just the physiology. For example, magnetic macrobiome soil literally gives way to our movement, therefore assisting us even with our off gategives, and especially the fact that the soil gives beneath the feet. If we're walking on a hard flat artificially man-made surface of the floor whatever we're walking on does not assist us in our gate and our movement doesn't actually helped us move forward. Deprivation from active ground source rapes our feet of the ability to literally be active. Microbiome also assists

[@alejandrotroetsch9715]

What is the name of the doctor. Who is speaking

[@karenmcardle142]

I'm 2 years late from when this video was uploaded 😊, my morgans nuroma started 2017, and I feel like it was, around the time Graham bell , and Morgan, and Edison, an co were about , thanks for the history lesson, fascinating . I feel like chopping my foot off, to be honest , its 2023 now , and o my word , I walk on my heels, I try not to walk , but I do I make sure I do , but the right trainers ect now , Now though its starting to affect my ankles, feet , legs back, it was .y own fault in the beginning, I tried kicking a metal settee, 😅, ofcourse the couch won , then next day , I done the exact sane thing , and kicked the bottom of the couch , trying to open the curtains , pure groundhog day 😢😮😮, i definitely stimulated the injury , by accident, I never woke that day ans decided to kick the couch 😅or ever again to kick anything after the first time 😅😊, No doubt years ago, I kicked loads of things , maybe going to the loo in the dark , and fell over my sons metal scooter , that was some Dunt and I'm sure most parents have stood on lego 😅, I'm sure most parents can relate , anyone can relate with standing on some or kicking something when in a hurry, I had to go to the loo , 😅😅. Right I'm gonna stfup and listen and take notes . Thank you very much for sharing your knowledge with us. I really appreciate your insight. Thank you . 😊❤💐🌺⚘

[@sophielawson5122]

this made me scared. im only 17. Am i in danger now of this forever?

[@DrMichaelGrahamDPM]

Hi Sophie! Thanks for reaching out. Feel free to email us at [e-mail] We'll be more than happy to answer any of your questions regarding HyProCure. We hope HyProCure can offer you relief!

[@megdpm]

Didn't mean to scare you, but this is a structural issue that can lead to other foot, knee, hip, and back issues. There is a solution. Good luck.

[@brianna094]

@@megdpm This is what I'm going through now. Sharp burning pain started in my 2nd toe, traveled to the 3rd and 4th. Same as you describe with Morton's Neuroma. Now my gait is affected; burning knee, hip and lower back pain. I'm forgetting how to properly walk and the pain is constant. Off of work and bed rest for weeks now. 29 y/o

[@815donalduck]

@@brianna094 oh 💩! I have burning pain in my right 3rd metatarsals. Good luck 🙏

[@brianna094]

@@815donalduck Thanks. The pain has continued, peripheral neuropathy. 🥴 Do you have burning pain (or any other pain) anywhere else in your body or is it only in your foot?