Morton's Neuroma Treatment in
About Mortons neuroma
Morton’s neuroma is a painful condition that affects the ball of your foot. Even though it is called “neuroma”, this condition does not involve a tumor or growth. Instead, it is caused by nerves between bones in the toes becoming swollen and inflamed. This can lead to discomfort and numbness in the affected area.
- Sharp burning pain in the ball of the foot that may radiate to the toes
- The feeling of standing on a pebble under the ball of the foot
- Tingling or numbness in your foot
- Swelling between the toes
Women are more likely to experience Morton’s neuroma than men.
- Wearing shoes that put pressure on the toes and forefoot (such as high heel shoes and shoes with narrow toe boxes)
- Playing sports that put pressure on the forefoot (such as running) or activities that feature narrow footwear (such as rock climbing, dancing, or skiing)
- Foot deformities (such as bunions, hammertoe, flat feet, or high arches)
While most cases of Morton’s neuroma can be treated with self-care remedies and lifestyle changes, it is recommended that you seek medical attention if you experience any foot pain that lasts for more than a few days. This can help prevent complications and further injury to your foot or lower body.
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