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We use advanced diagnositc equipment that can treat a Neuroma in just 20 minutes! This is an in-office, minimally invasive procedure that requires no general aesthesia and allows you to walk immediately afterwards. Get back to wearing your normal shoes and resume your regular activity within a few days.
Description
Growth or thickening of nerve tissue
Symptoms
Pain, numbness, and/or feelings of eletricty or tingling along the area of the nerve services
Treatment Options
Injections, anti-inflammatories, surgery
Treatment Option Description (with Duration)
Injections and anti-inflammatories are aimed at reducing the swelling of the nerve tissue and therefore reducing the pain or discomfort associated with the neuroma. If the pain does not subside, surgical excision of the diseased nerve can be performed. More recently, there’s a minimally invasive office procedure that we perform using cryotherapy that causes the nerve to die. The neuroma is permanently destroyed with almost no recovery time
Expected Outcome
Relief of nerve pain to the area
Quick and Minimally Invasive Neuroma Treatments
If you are suffering from pain, or have difficulty walking due to a neuroma, our team of specialized NYC foot doctors can help! Serving the Downtown and Midtown Manhattan areas of NYC, we help you get back to healthy and happy living. Call us at 917-398-3668 or book an appointment online.
Frequently Asked Questions
Answer: No, neuroma's are non-cancerous soft tissue masses that can cause pain but are not fatal.
Answer: If you have a neuroma you want to avoid tight, narrow, or pointed shoes that put stress of the forefoot as these type of shoes can squeeze the bones near the neuroma closer together and cause pain.
Answer: No, a neuroma is sometimes found on an MRI when you have a separate issue entirely. If it is not bothering you, treatment is not necessary. If it becomes painful at a later date you will know that you have it and can discuss the treatment plan with your doctor at that time.
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- Midtown (Grand Central)369 Lexington Ave, 12th floorNY, NY, 10017
- Upper East Side210 E 73rd St. 1CNew York City, NY, 10021
- Downtown (Wall Street)65 Broadway suite 906NY, NY, 10006
- Phone: 917-398-3668
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Monday: 8AM - 8PM Tuesday: 8AM - 8PM Wednesday: 8AM - 8PM Thursday: 8AM - 8PM Friday: 8AM - 6PM Saturday: 9AM - 2PM Sunday: Closed
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