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Forefoot Pain | Metatarsalgia - Podiatrist Georgina Tay, East Coast Podiatry

Metatarsalgia is a condition that causes pain in the forefoot or ball of the foot. Patients may experience a burning, aching, numbing, tingling, or sharp sensation. This pain can be unbearable as every step you take impacts the forefoot. Such symptoms indicate overuse and stress to this area of the foot. It can be caused by overuse injury, disease, or degeneration. Common causes of forefoot pain include: Bunions or bunionettes Hallux limitus or hallux rigidus Osteoarthritis Capsulitis or bursitis Neuroma Fracture Osteonecrosis (Freiberg's disease) Plantar plate strain Tendon strain, tear, or rupture Management of forefoot pain varies on the cause of the pain. Typically, a podiatrist will focus on reducing underlying inflammation, using therapy to encourage healing and reducing pressure on the affected area.