People with this diagnosis often use the same image of a wrinkled or balled-up sock that you shared with us. It’s caused by a pinched nerve in the foot, typically between the third and ...

If you've experienced burning pain in the forefoot that radiates into the toes, you may have what's called Morton's neuroma. It's typically initially worse during running, but eventually may occur ...

Foot pain is one of the most common musculoskeletal problems, affecting up to 87% of people during their lives. This pain can occur anywhere, but if it’s in the ball of your foot or between your toes, ...

Objective The objective is to compare the effectiveness of two different methods of administering injection, ultrasound guided versus palpation guided, for the treatment of Morton's Neuroma. Patients ...

Dear Doctor: I have Morton's neuroma in both feet, and my podiatrist has recommended surgery. I really don't want to have surgery, so I am desperately looking for another remedy. I read about a drug ...

What is Morton's Neuroma? Morton’s neuroma is a condition that causes continuous pain in the ball of the foot that lies below the toes. People feel like they have stamped a stone or a fold of a sock.

Morton’s neuroma is a frequently encountered compressive neuropathy involving the interdigital nerve, predominantly manifesting as forefoot pain and discomfort. The condition is typically diagnosed ...

Q: I have pain in the ball of my foot and toes whenever I wear shoes. It feels like my sock is bunched up and I have a pebble in my shoe. I’m comfortable when I walk barefoot or wear flipflops. This ...

Morton's neuroma sounds uncomfortable because it is. If it feels like you have a pebble in your shoe, maybe in between your toes, you may want to ask your doctor about Morton's neuroma. The condition ...

Dear Doctor: I have Morton’s neuroma in both feet, and my podiatrist has recommended surgery. I really don’t want to have surgery, so I am desperately looking for another remedy. I read about a drug ...

Q: I have Morton's neuroma in both feet, and my podiatrist has recommended surgery. I really don't want to have surgery, so I am desperately looking for another remedy. I read about a drug that was ...