10/01/2026
FEELS LIKE A PEBBLE IN YOUR SHOE… BUT THERE’S NOTHING THERE?
You take off your shoe, check your sock, and try walking again. That burning pain keeps coming back.
Burning in the ball of your foot, tingling, or numbness in your toes could be signs of Morton’s neuroma, a thickening of tissue around a nerve, most often between the third and fourth toes.
What starts as occasional discomfort can become persistent pain, making everyday walks, work, and exercise uncomfortable. Left untreated, continued nerve compression can lead to permanent nerve damage. Early evaluation matters.
Dr. Eugenio Rivera at Calo Foot & Ankle Specialists can help you find out what’s causing your pain and determine the right treatment for you. Depending on your diagnosis, options may include footwear changes, padding, orthotics, or injections. Surgery may be considered if nonsurgical treatments don’t provide enough relief.
Don’t wait until pain starts deciding how you spend your day.
Dr. Eugenio Rivera, DPM, FACFAS
CALO FOOT & ANKLE
Schedule your consultation
Walk Better. Move Better.
Call: 713-987-7791
6565 West Loop S Suite 675 Bellaire, TX
www.DrEugenioRivera.com
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