Morton’s Neuroma: How to Recognize This Condition

1.  Sharp, burning pain in the ball of your foot.
2. Tingling or numbness spreading to your toes.
3. A sensation like a pebble or small object stuck in your shoe.
4. Pain that intensifies with activity or tight-fitting shoes.
5. Relief when you stop walking or remove your shoes.
6. Heightened discomfort when pressing on the affected area.
7. Pain that radiates into the surrounding toes.
8. A noticeable clicking or popping sensation while walking.
9. Swelling between the toes or in the ball of the foot.
10. Pain that worsens over time if left untreated.

If you’re experiencing any of these symptoms, it’s essential to consult with our doctors. Early diagnosis and treatment can help you find relief and comfortably get back on your feet. Contact our office today!