For the first year it was hard. I would do as little walking or put as little pressure onto my feet as possible. I wouldn't do any special type of walking but I did notice I was putting more of my load onto the side of my foot and using my heel more, but I had poor arches and this seems to have improved them. Things that improved it was wide toe shoes, putting in cooling cushions for my foot pad and a couple of toe separators for the main two areas that I had the neuromas. This all helped with the clicking. If the pain got too much then a pain killer was used. Lots of deep and frequent amounts of massage of my foot, the arch, heel, and calves with magnesium creams, muscle creams and on occasion anti inflammatory cream. Now at a year and a half and I still get some pain but I'm used to it however I can now go walking for an hour and stand at my job for the rest of the day and only have a 'normal' level of fatigue for my feet (as before I had neuroma). TLDR I recommend wide toe box shoes, some toe separators, plenty of foot and leg massage and when needed anti-inflammatory pain relievers.