Title: Morton Neuroma - What You Need to Know
Headings: Morton Neuroma
Morton Neuroma
WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW:
What is Morton neuroma?
What increases my risk for Morton neuroma?
What are the signs and symptoms of Morton neuroma?
How is Morton neuroma diagnosed?
How is Morton neuroma treated?
How can I manage my symptoms?
When should I contact my healthcare provider?
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Content: What is Morton neuroma? Morton neuroma is inflammation of one of the nerves in your foot. It usually occurs in the ball of your foot, between your third and fourth toes. What increases my risk for Morton neuroma? Tight shoes or shoes with high heels or pointed toes
Repeated trauma from high-impact sports, such as running
What are the signs and symptoms of Morton neuroma? Pain in your foot, especially when you walk
Achy or burning sensation
Feeling like you are stepping on a small stone or a wrinkled sock
Numbness, tingling, or prickling that may spread to your toes
How is Morton neuroma diagnosed? A foot and ankle exam will be done by your healthcare provider. He or she will press on your foot to feel for thickened tissue. An x-ray, ultrasound, or MRI may be done to check for thickened tissue. These tests can also show if other problems may be causing your pain.