Title: Morton's Neuroma
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What is Morton’s Neuroma
Symptoms
Treatment
Finding Shoes When You Have Morton’s Neuroma

Content: Speaking of exercise, some experts say overly tight calf muscles can be the cause of foot problems like these as well. Symptoms
Let’s talk about the symptoms you may experience with Morton’s Neuroma. If you have it, you already know it is painful! Experts say Morton’s Neuroma does not cause an external bump or swelling on the bottom of your foot even though it can feel like something’s stuck there. Symptoms of Morton’s Neuroma typically begin gradually before progressing to a more painful condition that may last for days or weeks. Morton’s Neuroma can feel like walking on a pebble under the spot between your toes
Symptoms may include: Tingling or numbness in your toes (due to the irritated nerve) which may radiate on the ball of your foot or even up to your calves
Burning sensation or sharp pain at the base of the affected toe area
Feeling like you have a pebble or a bunched up sock under your foot while walking
Feeling like you have something inside the ball of your foot
Pain between toes while walking, most often between the third and fourth toe
The problem feels better walking barefoot or in sandals
The urge to take off your shoe and rub your foot
Need more information? I included a slideshow with 10 signs you may have Morton’s Neuroma on a post about comfortable, stylish shoes for women with Morton’s Neuroma. Treatment
Here’s the good news about treatment for your Morton’s Neuroma. There are many non-surgical treatments experts say may help alleviate the pain and bring you relief from Morton’s Neuroma.