"Thank you so much for a great product, I can finally walk again without any pain!"
"I want to extend to you my heartfelt thanks for eliminating the pain I was having in my left heel."
"Your insoles have helped me greatly with my feet, but also it seems to take a lot of pressure off my back muscles and my legs"
"The tired, aching feeling in my feet and legs is gone. I cannot believe it, I wish someone had told me earlier about your products..."
" I recommend your Catwalks to quite a few of my patients - it's the only feasible orthotic solution for fashion shoes "
Melanie R. Podiatrist
" Footlogics orthotics haven proven very useful for a number of many patients "
Steve W. Physiotherapist
"Your Catwalk orthotics for my high heels and sandals are just fabulous. They are so comfortable...fantastic relief for the pain in the balls of my foot. Thank you Footlogics!"
Morton's Neuroma (Ball of Foot pain)
Morton's Neuroma is the 'squeezing' of the nerve placed between the 3rd and 4th metatarsal bones. Morton's Neuroma is very similar to Metatarsalgia, but in addition displays symptoms like numbness and a tingling sensation in the toes. It can be quite painful at times.
A neuroma is a benign tumour of a nerve. Morton's Neuroma is not actually a tumour, but a thickening or swelling of the tissue that surrounds the digital nerve leading to the toes.
Morton's Neuroma treatment and relief
When wearing ladies' fashion shoes and high heels, Footlogics Catwalk can help reduce the symptoms of Morton's Neuroma.
These orthotic insoles supports the forefoot and prevents the metatarsals from dropping. In turn, this helps reduce the squeezing of the nerve and consequent tingling and pain associated with Morton's Neuroma.
Morton's Neuroma can also occur when wearing normal, flat shoes. Footlogics Comfort are the recommend orthotics for flat shoes, boots or athletic footwear. The built-in metatarsal support will help lift the bone structure in the forefoot, thereby reducing the excess pressure and friction on the metatarals and surrounding ligaments and nerves.
