Medical Definition: Pain in the metatarsal region of the foot caused by conditions of "fallen metatarsal arch", "ball of foot" pain, Morton's Neuroma (irritated nerve endings), and bursitis.

Causes: Repetitive strain, excessive running and/or poor biomechanics may lead to metatarsalgia.

Symptoms: Pain in the forefoot region, especially felt when walking or running.

Recommended Treatment: Seek evaluation from a medical professional. Rest and keep weight off of foot as much as possible. Stretch the calf muscles (soleus, gastrocnemius). Use metatarsal pads to provide a comfortable lift to the central metatarsal heads.

Recommended Products for Support:

Toe Flexor

ICE-UP / Ice Message

Metatarsal Lift