Morton's neuroma

Here at Heel That Pain, the majority of our free educational materials revolve around the condition known as Plantar Fasciitis. The hallmark symptom of this ailment is pain in one or both heels. Other areas of the foot can become compromised, however, and if your pain is centered in your forefoot near your third and […]

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Morton's Neuroma

On my last post about feet, one of the comments was about Morton’s Toe. Morton’s Toe, also known as Morton’s Foot—named after one Dudley Joy Morton—or “Greek Toe,” likely affects about 20% of the population. It challenges the body’s balance and can cause muscle and joint pain, but with the right tools it is manageable. […]

Find out more about this painful foot condition and possible treatments.

Morton’s neuroma is inflammation on a nerve in your foot. It’s not cancer, and isn’t actually a tumor. It causes pain and tingling in your affected foot.

Struggling with Morton's Neuroma? Discover 5 simple at-home exercises to alleviate your foot pain and enhance your foot health.

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Morton's neuroma commonly occurs between the third and fourth toes on your foot in the plantar digital nerves. It's a rather painful condition that you will feel in the ball of your foot.