As summer winds down, many professionals are trading their comfortable, open sandals for stiff, closed-toe dress shoes. Suddenly, walking down the office hallway feels like stepping on a sharp, invisible pebble. At Amarillo Foot Specialists, this seasonal footwear transition is the number one cause of a painful nerve compression condition known as a Morton's Neuroma.
Read MoreWhen patients search Google for "feels like a rock in my shoe," they expect to find a bone issue or a blister. But often, it isn't a bone problem; it is a nerve problem. Over time, the nerve becomes angry, swollen, and permanently enlarged. That enlarged, swollen nerve is the "pebble" you are stepping on, and in this blog, Amarillo Foot Specialists explains how to deal with it.
Read MoreToday Dr. Mark Thompson and Dr. Brandon Holloway of Amarillo Foot Specialists are sharing information regarding some of those issues.
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