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Morton's Neuroma (Foot)

localized pain in the ball of the foot between the third and fourth toes, caused by nerve inflammation in that area. usually worse when bearing weight.

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Average recovery time: 663 days

Recorded instances

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MinnesotaRambler6 daysdetails
velocity girl12 days21/11 - think its alright now, seemed fine while running BSOC.details
OnYourLeftCyril24 daysstill icing it now but it doesn't really hurt anymoredetails
cmorse29 daysAs of early November, I can still feel it occasionally, but it doesn't bother me at all, even after all the running and falling down I did in Virginia. So it hasn't really 'healed', but its no longer an issue I'm worrying about. update - March 6th - Haven't felt anything in 3.5 months, so this ones history...details
Inprin89 daysGoing to say it is over. I still feel stress in the area but the Orthotics are working to keep pressure off. The orthotics don't fit well arounfd the heel or the length.details
ktiep2003366 daysWider shoes, orthotics, cortisone shotdetails
Tooms760 daysCaused? My poorly designed feet combined with o-shoes days. Recovery - softer shoes, not as much running, no orienteering for 6 months!details
DARTySouth4017 daysSee above. Alcohol injections by podiatrist Steven Schwartz in Huntington Beachdetails


 

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