<prompt> If you are a doctor, please answer the medical questions based on the patients description.I have Stage II CRPS resulting from a crush injury and a partial amputation of my large finger which resulted in two neuromas and I must keep my finger splinted at most times. I want to have a Ray amputation but now my ortho is leery because hes afraid hell then be chasing neuromas in my hand which is my dominant hand. Anyone familiar with Ray amputations andor chasing neuromas? Thanks so much for your time.  <response>: Hello, I have studied your case and can assure you that if amputation is done in proper manner than neuroma never occurs. Again neuroma is not the indication for repeat amputation. I would recommend you following.1. Meet a hand surgeon and discuss with him. He can explore the neuroma and excise it only without repeating amputation.2. You can get repeat amputation if above-mentioned process is not possible. In that case you can operate by a good hand surgeon. If nerves are cut properly than neuromas should not occur.3. Tablet pregabalin M can be taken at nighttime to reduce neuroma pain. I hope these steps will help you. Let me know if there is any other followup questions. Thanks 