Title: Morton's Neuroma Treatment, Symptoms, Home Remedies & Pain Relief
Headings: Morton's Neuroma
Morton's Neuroma
Morton's neuroma facts
What is Morton's neuroma?
What causes a Morton's neuroma?
What are risk factors for developing a Morton's neuroma?
What are symptoms of a Morton's neuroma?
Morton's Neuroma Symptom
Foot Pain
How do health care professionals diagnose a Morton's neuroma?
What are treatment options and home remedies for a Morton's neuroma?
What is the prognosis (outlook) for a Morton's neuroma?
Is it possible to prevent a Morton's neuroma?
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A Morton's neuroma is caused by compression of the nerve of sensation between the ends of the metatarsal bones at the base of the toes. What are risk factors for developing a Morton's neuroma? Improper footwear that excessively binds the forefoot can lead to a Morton's neuroma. What are symptoms of a Morton's neuroma? A Morton's neuroma causes symptoms of metatarsalgia ( pain in the ball of the foot) that feels like a "burning" sharp pain and numbness that can radiate to the nearby toes. The pain usually increases by walking or when the ball of the foot is squeezed together and decreases with massaging. This ball of foot pain may force a person to stop walking or to limp from the pain. Morton's Neuroma Symptom
Foot Pain
Because we expose our feet to potential injury in our daily lives by walking, we have all experienced pains in the feet at one time or another. There are many common causes of foot pains, such as blisters and corns. There are also less common causes of foot pain, such as sciatica and osteomyelitis.