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Morton Neuroma has returned


by: Cheryl on Wed, Jan 09 2008

Last year I had surgery to remove my Morton Neuroma The surgery was great and I had no pain with healing. Off work for six weeks and no regular shoes for 6 months. Swelling lasts a long time. I had no pain because I found out the nerve was damaged and I have no feeling. Only to discover I have recently broken two toes without feeling the pain. The Neuroma has returned and very uncomfortable. I have worn the croc shoes when I had surgery and find they are the most comfortable.

I would recommend all people suffering from this to buy a pair of crutches and stay off that foot as much as possible. You will need the crutches if and when you have the surgery.

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January 2008

  • Pain following Surgery - by suen - (Fri, Jan 11 2008)
    I had a neuroma removed early Oct 07 with the incision being made on the underside of my foot (surgeon recommended this as the method least likely to have a recurrence of the neuroma) . It has healed but the scar tissue seems hard and is very painful - more so than before i had the operation. [more..]
  • Morton Neuroma has returned - by Cheryl - (Wed, Jan 09 2008)
    Last year I had surgery to remove my Morton Neuroma. The surgery was great and I had no pain with healing. Off work for six weeks and no regular shoes for 6 months. [more..]
  • Very Painfu; neuroma - by Magie - (Fri, Jan 04 2008)
    I wa stold I had a neuroma in my right foot almost 2 years ago, after 2 injections thigns have just gotten worse over time. It is so bad now that it is causing mt toes to be pushed apart, [more..]
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