Coping With Morton's Neuroma

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neuroma surgery
by: TRF on Wed, Mar 04 2009

First I had very large bunions on both feet that I left go until the pain was unbearable and I could not get either foot into my ski boots.Had to have both feet broken and pined for six weeks ,had both done at the same times I would do one at a time if I had to do it all over again the pain the first three days after was terrible. Three years later started to have this terrible burning pain under my toes on my left foot.Went trhu a few cort. shots but the the nerve was so inlarged there was no room for the stuff to go and the Doc. could only get alittle bit of the cort. to come out. Had the surgery and am sooo glad I did. Once the Doc. got in there and got to take a look and everything turns out I had two neurom’s in the same foot.Very rare.He removed both and the sides of three of my toes are partly numb at all times but that is much better than the pain and I can run pain free again.Just find a good Doc. Mine is great!!!

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Thu, Mar 05 2009
Hi, (Don't want to back pedal to find you name, I won't be able to get back to your post) sorry. I posted a short post (the day before yours) about m...Read

March 2009

Morton’s neuroma - by Emjay - (Mon, Mar 30 2009)
I was diagnosed with MN 7-8 years following foot surgery to correct hammertoes and other abnormalities in my right foot. [more..]
MN AND HEEL SPURS - by PG - (Fri, Mar 20 2009)
I’ve been dignosis with MN for 5 years and now I have heel spurs. [more..]
Can a MN come back? - by Kathryn - (Fri, Mar 20 2009)
I’m 25 years old and I was diagnosed with MN about nine months ago. [more..]
nueroma injection nightmare - by CD - (Fri, Mar 20 2009)
I recently underwent injections to my foot for neuroma The 1st injection (cortisone) did nothing for the pain and my entire leg filled with fluid for several days. [more..]
may need surgery - by Barb - (Tue, Mar 17 2009)
I have had the burning and “aching on bottom of foot for almost a year. [more..]
mortons neuroma gabapenton - by grace - (Fri, Mar 13 2009)
To get relief from the pain and tingling up the leg I was prescribed Lyrica….well it did work but one month cost 250 dollars [more..]
Morton’s Neuroma - by Ruth - (Fri, Mar 13 2009)
I had surgery for MN January two years ago. At first I thought it was the shoes I was wearing so I kept buying shoes and nothing was comfortable. [more..]
neuroma surgery - by TRF - (Wed, Mar 04 2009)
First I had very large bunions on both feet that I left go until the pain was unbearable and I could not get either foot into my ski boots. [more..]
Recent operation on MN - by Maureen - (Tue, Mar 03 2009)
Is this procedure correct? I had surgery a few days ago for the removal of MN this was at the worlds renowned Wrightington Hospital. Concern is this: When discharged I wasn’t even offered a protective shoe, no walking aids and no assistance whatsoever to get me to the car. [more..]

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