Metatarsalgia - Ball of Foot Pain Treatment

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It is first very important to properly understand what the different ball of foot pain causes are, understand metatarsalgia symptoms (ball of foot pain) & metatarsalgia treatment options?

What is metatarsalgia?

Metatarsalgia in the correct medical term for ball of foot pain and the name comes from the group of bones in the feet that are affected... the metatarsals. The metatarsals are a group of longitudinal bones that run from the arch of the foot to the joints of the toes.

Unfortunately in some individuals the metatarsals may collapse due too much pressure or weight distributed on the area.  This unwanted pressure subsequently results in inflammation in the surrounding tissue and pinching on nerves presenting as pain in the ball of the foot.  

What are the causes of metatarsalgia?

When the head of the metatarsal bone is placed under pressure it can press on surrounding tissue and small nerves causing sharp pain and inflammation. Common causes of pressure on the metatarsal may include;

• Medium and high heel shoes that redistribute a lot of the body weight to the ball on the foot.
• Over-pronation of the foot (rolling in) which places longitudinal stress on the metatarsals.
• Footwear that is tight around the toes which may add pressure on the ball of the foot due to the foot being forced into a tight space.
• Being Overweight can also place excess pressure and longitudinal stress on the metatarsals.
• Age related weakening of the supportive tissue that holds metatarsals in their correct position.
• Sports and other high impact exercise which may cause repetitive stress and injury increasing the risk of metatarsalgia.

Metatarsalgia symptoms

Symptoms of metatarsalgia may range from mild discomfort to severe pain, and usually increases as pressure is placed on the ball of the foot, such as when standing. The pain is often described as a burning sensation or a sharp shooting pain. In others it may be as subtle as a sensation of tingling or numbness in their toes. These symptoms of metatarsalgia can be summarized as possibly including;

• A burning pain in the ball of the foot
• A sharp shooting ball of foot pain when standing.
• General pain in the ball of the foot just behind the toes
• Occasionally pain can be also felt near the toes
• Increasing pain when wearing tight shoes or heels.
• Increasing pain when walking on hard surfaces
• Decreased pain when weight is actually taken off the feet.
• Tingling or numbness in the toes

Metatarsalgia treatment options

In addition to the importance of resting your feet metatarsalgia treatment can include;

• Using insole inserts to supports the correct position of the foot
• Non-steroid anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs)
• Pain relief medication
• Steroid injection, and
• Surgery in severe cases

Regretfully the metatarsalgia treatments mentioned above may not always be suitable for several reasons such as;

• Pre-existing medical conditions,
• Having already used these medications with little to no benefit.
• A which to avoid painful and invasive procedures
• Simply preferring to use a 100% natural approach to treating the pain in the ball of your foot.

Additionally you may just be looking for a natural non-invasive complimentary treatment to expedite and aid the recovery of your metatarsalgia pain.

Fortunately the OSMO Patch used together with proper rest now offers an Intelligent 100% Natural Alternative to reducing pain and swelling associated with metatarsalgia!

The OSMO Patch is able to draw fluid from the body & reduce swelling, inflammation & associated pain which makes it an ideal natural metatarsalgia treatment when combined with appropriate rest

The OMO Patch is simply stuck over the affected area at night prior to going to sleep. It is here where it then goes to work reducing inflammation & stimulating blood flow in the ball of the foot continually throughout the night. When you wake-up in the morning simply removed & discarded the used patch. This is then repeated as required.

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The OSMO Patch used together with proper rest now provides an effective 100% natural alternative to relieving inflammation & swelling associated with ball of the foot pain due to metatarsalgia. What’s more the OSMO Patch is:

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