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Content: And No Further Nerve Damage As A Treatment! What Is A Neuroma? A Neuroma is an abnormal swelling, or thickening growth of nerve tissue, which is most often benign and noncancerous. Torn, cut, or otherwise damaged nerves within the body will form a Neuroma (a ball shaped mass of scar tissue) as the nerve tries to regenerate itself. This often causes an irritating and very painful Neuroma. A Neuroma can wreak havoc in the way your body transmits nerve signals through the nervous system and impair nerve function and nerve message transmission. Neuromas should be examined rather than simply ignoring them, as the pain associated with Neuromas often increases over time rather than subsides, especially in area of continuing force upon the body such as the feet. What Are The Symptoms? Painful Neuromas are a condition that is sharply felt as a burning, numbing, or tingling sensation. The most common type of Foot Neuroma is the Morton’s Neuroma, usually felt under the ball of the foot, normally around the base of the third and fourth toes.