Title: Morton's Neuroma Insoles (May 2021) - Insoles Clarity
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Morton’s Neuroma Insoles
By David Alegeta · On July 13, 2020 · Updated: March 9, 2021
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If you are experiencing shooting or sharp pain in your feet that radiates up your legs, you likely have Morton’s Neuroma. Find out more about signs, symptoms, causes, and cures for Morton’s Neuroma, as well as where and how to find the best Morton’s Neuroma insoles. Signs, Symptoms & Causes of Morton’s Neuroma
Morton’s Neuroma is caused by a swollen nerve or growth on a nerve in the foot. It feels incredibly painful as anything that presses on our nerves sends a direct signal to our brains which typically translates as pain or over stimulation. This aggravation of the nerve is commonly caused by injury or wearing incorrect shoes. You know you have Morton’s Neuroma if you have the following symptoms: Frequent Shooting Pain – If you step on your feet and you experience a sudden sharp-shooting or burning pain that jolts up your legs, this is a strong indication of Morton’s Neuroma. Numbness – If your toes or forefoot feel numb, this can also be a sign you have a Neuroma.