Title: Morton's neuroma: Treatment, symptoms, and exercises
Headings: How to relieve Morton's neuroma
How to relieve Morton's neuroma
Fast facts on Morton’s neuroma
Treatment
Morton’s neuroma surgery
Symptoms
Exercises
Home remedies
Diagnosis
Causes

Content: Outward signs of Morton’s neuroma, such as a lump, are extremely rare. Morton’s neuroma signs and symptoms usually occur unexpectedly and tend to worsen over time. The main symptom is pain when the foot bears weight. A shooting pain may affect the adjacent sides of two toes. It may be felt after only a short time of walking. Sometimes, there may be a dull pain rather than a sharp one. Most commonly, pain is felt between the third and fourth toes. Typically, a patient will suddenly experience pain while walking and will have to stop and remove their shoe. Other symptoms include: burning pain, often described as like a “red hot needle,” which can start suddenly while walking
numbness may affect the toes
paresthesia, a tingling, pricking, or numbness with no apparent long-term physical effect, commonly known as pins-and-needles
a sensation that something is inside the ball of the foot.