Coping With Morton's Neuroma

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Morton’s neuroma
by: Cindy on Thu, May 14 2009

I felt like the bones in my foot were moving when I walked and had shocking pain down my toes. After injections, orthothics and other treatments I had surgery. Recovering now, but this is not minor surgery. I had a c-section and a hysterectomy and didn’t have to take this much pain medication! My advice.. live with it as long as you can.

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Mon, Jun 15 2009
Could you talk more about the surgery & why you feel this way. Did you have the procedure done from the bottom of your foot or the top? Thanks....Read

May 2009

Ms - by JP - (Thu, May 21 2009)
Morton’s Neuroma, i have suffered with this before in 1998, it took two years for anyone doctor , or surgeon foot specialists to diagnose which i had to put up with not being able to walk at all eventually being in constant pain, with no quality of life…. [more..]
Morton’s neuroma - by Cindy - (Thu, May 14 2009)
I felt like the bones in my foot were moving when I walked and had shocking pain down my toes. [more..]

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