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Burning, tingling or a feeling of a pebble under the ball of the foot.
Pain in the ball of the foot has several causes, and Morton’s neuroma is a common one. The right diagnosis means the right treatment, often without surgery.
Burning or sharp pain in the ball of the foot
A sensation like a pebble or a fold in your sock
Tingling or numbness in the toes
Pain that worsens in tight or narrow shoes
Irritation of a nerve between the toes
Narrow or high-heeled footwear
High-impact activity
Foot posture that overloads the forefoot
An assessment to confirm the cause of your forefoot pain
Footwear changes to take pressure off the area
Padding and offloading for relief
Orthotics to redistribute pressure where indicated
Referral for further treatment if conservative care is not enough
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