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What is Morton's Neuroma
Growth or thickening of nerve tissue. The painful neuroma is frozen and no longer causes pain.
Cryosurgery for Morton's Neuroma
Symptoms of Morton's Neuroma
Symptoms include burning, tingling, electric pain, the feeling of stepping on a pebble
Treatment Options for Morton's Neuroma
Permanent solutions to neuroma pain include surgical excision (6-week recovery and a chance of getting a stump neuroma), 6-10 weekly alcohol injections which can cause surrounding tissue damage, or cryoneuroablation where you can walk immediately after treatment.
Treatment Options for Morton's Neuroma
The neuroma is treated with several pulses of cryoablation. The total freeze time is about 9-12 minutes and the total procedure time is about 25-30 minutes. Sedation anesthesia is optional.
Cryosurgery for Morton's Neuroma Expected Outcome
A pain free foot in 3-5 days with return to normal activity in 5-7 days.
Say Goodbye to Foot Pain
If you're suffering from ankle/heel pain due to Plantar Fibroma, or any other foot/ankle condition, our New York foot doctors can help! Four locations across NYC to serve you better, Wall Street, Times Square, Grand Central, and Upper East Side. Call us at 917-398-3668 or book an appointment online.
Frequently Asked Questions
No, the neuroma will be destroyed, however it is possible for new nerves to form and become irritated.
Most people are back to exercise one week after cryoablation.
Stump neuromas are very difficult to treat, although we have successful cases where a previously excised neuroma became a stump neuroma and was successfully treated with cryosurgery.
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- Downtown Manhattan1 New York Plaza, 1 FDR Drive, Concourse Level, Suite A,NY, NY, 10004
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Monday: 8AM - 8PM Tuesday: 8AM - 8PM Wednesday: 8AM - 8PM Thursday: 8AM - 8PM Friday: 8AM - 6PM Saturday: 9AM - 2PM Sunday: Closed
