Showing posts with label neuroma pain relief. Show all posts
Showing posts with label neuroma pain relief. Show all posts

Monday, October 31, 2016

Neuroma - X1 Neuroma Blade to Tilsonburg, Ontario Canada

                                              X1 Neuroma Blade - 2nd and 3rd Entrapment

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

Friday, March 22, 2013

Clyde's X1 Blade tfor Morton's Neuroma


The X1 Neuroma Blade® is a unique energy harvesting pressure relieving shoe insert. The X1 Neuroma Blade® is designed to reduce pressure under the neuroma by using a special neuroma pocket built into the Blade itself. The X1 Neuroma Blade alleviates the forefoot pressure directly under the neuroma causing the pain and helps heal the neuroma. The X1 Neuroma Blade may even lead to not having to have the neuroma removed surgically. Clyde

Friday, March 8, 2013

NEW! Clyde's X1 Neuroma Blade

Clyde's new X1 Blade with neuroma relief pocket unloads the space between the third and fourth metatarsals relieving the entrapped nerve causing pain. Remarkable results in shrinking the entrapped nerve and easing the pain.

Wednesday, July 11, 2012

Forefoot Pain / Neuroma Pain Relief

Hello Clyde, I received the X1 Blade for neuroma pain on Saturday. I put it in my tennis shoes and have been trying to wear those shoes as much as possible. Kind of hard when I have to dress up for work. I feel a little pressure when exercising in the shoes but nothing like I used to. When I take them off I do not have any pain in my foot. No swelling today in the foot. By this time of the day I usually get swelling on the dorsal of my foot. I will keep you posted. Thanks again. If you design one for dress shoes, I will be happy to be your research subject. Hope all is well. Trudy