Title: Morton's Neuroma | My Toe Hurts
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Content: Choice of footwear. Wearing shoes that give the toes very little space and push them together seems to encourage the development of Morton's neuroma. For this reason the condition is more commonly found among women, since constrictive footwear is more prevalent among the female population. Frequent injuries. Feet that are heavily used and subject to high-impact movements on a regular basis are more likely to suffer from Morton's neuroma. For this reason you will often find that former tennis players, basketball players and runners will have the condition. Another interesting fact that many studies have discovered is that it is extremely rare for a person to have more than a single Morton's neuroma on one foot, and even rarer that an individual will experience the condition in both feet simultaneously. Symptoms of Morton's Neuroma
As we have already mentioned, symptoms of Morton's neuroma are most commonly experienced between the third and fourth toes, but may also occur between other toes. Some of the most common symptoms include: You may experience a burning sensation in the affected toes, accompanied by sharp pains and numbness.