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Morton’s Neuroma Test – Everything You Should Know
What is Morton’s neuroma?
What are the symptoms of Morton’s neuroma?
How to treat Morton’s neuroma?
Common varieties of Morton’s neuroma test
1. Lateral squeeze test or Mulder’s click test
2. Tinel’s sign
3. Gauthier’s test
4. Digital nerve stress test
5. Sullivan’s Sign
Conclusion

Content: This tingling, also known as paresthesia, can get worse over time. There can also be numbness in your toes. As the time passes by and the condition progresses, this tingling sensation changes into sharp shooting or burning pain. This pain is usually located on the ball of the foot and radiates in either side of the toes. It can also radiate from the forefoot up the leg. Patients may also have feeling like there is a pebble in their shoes while walking. The pain is aggravated when walking, wearing tight shoes and walking barefoot. Patients usually have some pain relief after they remove the shoes and massage the painful area. Usually there are no outward signs, like lump, because the thickening of the nerve is not that big. How to treat Morton’s neuroma?