Morton’s neuroma is a nerve-related condition impacting the base of the toes. It causes pain and tingling and sometimes numbness in the forefoot.
This pathology is due to localized inflammation of a nerve located between two toes. It can be triggered by wearing narrow shoes or putting too much weight on the ball of the foot.
A local corticosteroid injection can provide patients with temporary or permanent pain relief. If non-surgical treatment is not effective, the neuroma (benign tumour) can be excised surgically.
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The Centre ASSAL
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