Mortons Neuroma

Morton’s neuroma is a painful condition affecting the foot, specifically the area between the toes. It involves the thickening of the tissue around a nerve leading to the toes, typically between the third and fourth toes. This thickening can cause sharp, burning pain and discomfort, often described as feeling like there is a pebble in the shoe.

Key Features of Morton’s Neuroma

Location of Pain: Pain is commonly felt in the ball of the foot, between the toes, and may radiate to the toes themselves.
Pain Characteristics: The pain can be sharp, burning, or tingling and is often aggravated by walking or wearing tight shoes.
Nerve Thickening: Morton’s neuroma is caused by a benign enlargement of the nerve tissue, usually due to compression or irritation.

If you are experiencing symptoms of Morton’s neuroma, it is important to seek professional evaluation and treatment. At Podiatry Health & Wellness, our team provides expert care and personalized treatment plans to manage Morton’s neuroma effectively, helping you find relief and improve foot comfort.