Morton’s neuroma is not a tumour — it is a thickened, inflamed nerve that develops between the metatarsal bones, most commonly affecting the third and fourth toe interspace. The condition arises when repetitive compression or irritation causes the nerve sheath to thicken, producing the characteristic burning, tingling, or numbness in the ball of the foot. Many patients in Rosanna present to our clinic having tolerated these symptoms for months, often finding that prolonged standing or narrow footwear significantly worsens their discomfort.
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