Showing posts with label avoid neuroma surgery. Show all posts
Showing posts with label avoid neuroma surgery. Show all posts

Wednesday, July 9, 2014

X1 Neuroma Blade with Relief Pocket Reduces Buddy's Capsulitis Pain!


Re: X1 Neuroma Blade Survey Reply on July 8, 2014 - Order
X1 Blade with Neuroma Pocket
#4623

Hi Clyde!
  
  I have been wearing the brace while attempting to overcome Capsulitis of the 2nd toe. The X1 Blade has provided a burst of confidence as this injury is somewhat painful due to my activity levels that include daily weight training, walking for cardio and participating in baseball (not softball) several days each week.
  
  Given my age (57) and activities it has been difficult healing this injury which is now in week #6. However, since wearing the X1 Blade over the past two weeks I have been able to reduce swelling and much of the associated pain.
  
   I am very pleased with the brace.
 
   Thanks and wishing you all the best!

   Buddy in Alabama ROLL TIDE 

Wednesday, December 18, 2013

X1 Neuroma Blade Question from Sydney, Australia

Clyde's X1 Neuroma Blades with Off-Loading Pocket
Contact Us Submitted
Contact Name: Marcus J Phone: 04093XXXXXXX
Email Address: xxxxxxxxx@XXXXXfloor.com.au
Comments or Questions: I have recently formed neuromas in both feet between 3 and 4 web spaces.

What can you offer for that.?

I am not sure what shoe size you refer to USA or Australian?

Please clarify,

M S J - Sydney, Australia
 
 Hello Marcus - Shoe sizes in Australia and USA are the same (English Standard). I would suggest my popular neuroma blade (choose 3 and 4th toe version). It will help shrink the neuroma by off-loading and stabilizing the affected area during normal walking. I have attached the web page for the X1 Blade for neuroma discomfort.
Clyde

http://indianabrace.com/clydesx1bladeformortonsneuroma-1.aspx