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Morton’s Neuroma Surgery – All You Need to Know
What are the causes of Morton’s neuroma?
What are the symptoms for Morton’s neuroma?
How to treat Morton’s neuroma?
Morton’s neuroma surgery treatment
Surgical approach
Morton’s neuroma surgical procedure
Decompression surgery
Removal surgery
Post-operative care
Conclusion

Content: Certain injuries
Fractures and dislocations in this area can narrow the tunnel where the nerve passes and make compression more likely. Certain sports and physical activities
Weight-bearing physical activities and sports that involve repetitive action like walking, running, jogging can contribute to the development of Morton’s neuroma. Sports that feature tight shoes like skiing or rock climbing can also be a contributing factor to this condition. What are the symptoms for Morton’s neuroma? The main symptom of Morton’s neuroma is pain. However, the character of the pain widely varies between patients. It is usually a sharp or burning pain in the ball of the foot or at the base of your toes. The pain can also radiate distally in your toes or proximally in the higher parts of the foot. Some patients also feel like they have a pebble or a stone in their shoes, underneath the ball of the foot/walk on a pebble. The pain is often aggravated when weight bearing (standing, walking, running etc.)