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Content: Your doctor may suggest you wear wide shoes with thick, curved soles. If the pain doesn't go away, you may need surgery. Morton's Neuroma
Do you have a tingling pain in your toes or the ball of your foot? Nerve damagelike Morton's neuroma could be the cause. Besides tingling or numbness in your toes, you may also get a feeling like you're standing on a pebble or have a burning pain in the ball of your foot. It's most common between the third and fourth toes. Causes. One of the nerves that leads to your toes becomes irritated. That's usually caused by pressure that's due to a foot problem like bunions, hammertoes, or too-tight shoes. You can also get it if you play sports where your feet pound the ground, such as running.