Front foot pain

[J2putts]

Pretty sure it's what is called "Morton s Neuroma". Nerve that runs from heel to toe gets pinched. I feel a popping sensation between the balls of my foot and causes tingling in my toe closest to pinky. Anyone else ever have this? How it can be alleviated?

[Hawkeye77]

Pretty sure it's what is called "Morton s Neuroma". Nerve that runs from heel to toe gets pinched. I feel a popping sensation between the balls of my foot and causes tingling in my toe closest to pinky. Anyone else ever have this? How it can be alleviated?

 

Have you seen a doctor? Not sure what "pretty sure" means.

 

Get it diagnosed and that professional can give you advice on how to treat it.

[J2putts]

Pretty sure it's what is called "Morton s Neuroma". Nerve that runs from heel to toe gets pinched. I feel a popping sensation between the balls of my foot and causes tingling in my toe closest to pinky. Anyone else ever have this? How it can be alleviated?

 

Have you seen a doctor? Not sure what "pretty sure" means.

 

Get it diagnosed and that professional can give you advice on how to treat it.

I haven't yet.. every symptom is consistent with what I've researched.

[Forged4ever]

Pretty sure it's what is called "Morton s Neuroma". Nerve that runs from heel to toe gets pinched. I feel a popping sensation between the balls of my foot and causes tingling in my toe closest to pinky. Anyone else ever have this? How it can be alleviated?

 

Have you seen a doctor? Not sure what "pretty sure" means.

 

Get it diagnosed and that professional can give you advice on how to treat it.

I haven't yet.. every symptom is consistent with what I've researched.

Bro, if indeed it is a "Morton's Neuroma," It's the interdigital nerve as it passes between the metatarsal heads causing burning, tingling and cramping of the toes. Actually, it is not one single nerve that runs from heel to toe but 2-3 as the nerve(s) branches as it goes distally(towards the metatarsal heads).

 

Treatments run from physical therapy, corticosteroid injections, NSAIDS, strapping and/orthotics to surgical intervention if severe enough.

 

Hawk brings up a great point cuz even if you did correctly diagnose yourself, with the exception of applying ice, you're not qualified to treat nor do you have the appropriate meds, medical/therapy devices or means to self treat.

There are actually Physicians who go to four years of Podiatry school followed by 3-4 year surgical residencies who are educated and trained to diagnose and treat medical and surgical conditions of the foot and ankle.

 

The computer can be a very dangerous devise when in the hands of amateurs, lol.

 

Regardless, I wish ya the best and hope that you're back on the course pain free soon!!

 

Fairways Greens & Pain Free Golf⛳

RP

[J2putts]

Pretty sure it's what is called "Morton s Neuroma". Nerve that runs from heel to toe gets pinched. I feel a popping sensation between the balls of my foot and causes tingling in my toe closest to pinky. Anyone else ever have this? How it can be alleviated?

 

Have you seen a doctor? Not sure what "pretty sure" means.

 

Get it diagnosed and that professional can give you advice on how to treat it.

I haven't yet.. every symptom is consistent with what I've researched.

Bro, if indeed it is a "Morton's Neuroma," It's the interdigital nerve as it passes between the metatarsal heads causing burning, tingling and cramping of the toes. Actually, it is not one single nerve that runs from heel to toe but 2-3 as the nerve(s) branches as it goes distally(towards the metatarsal heads).

 

Treatments run from physical therapy, corticosteroid injections, NSAIDS, strapping and/orthotics to surgical intervention if severe enough.

 

Hawk brings up a great point cuz even if you did correctly diagnose yourself, with the exception of applying ice, you're not qualified to treat nor do you have the appropriate meds, medical/therapy devices or means to self treat.

There are actually Physicians who go to four years of Podiatry school followed by 3-4 year surgical residencies who are educated and trained to diagnose and treat medical and surgical conditions of the foot and ankle.

 

The computer can be a very dangerous devise when in the hands of amateurs, lol.

 

Regardless, I wish ya the best and hope that you're back on the course pain free soon!!

 

Fairways Greens & Pain Free Golf⛳

RP

I went to a podiatrist a few weeks ago. It is what I thought...Morton's Neuroma.

[golfandfishing]

I just spent 2 years fighting this, it is zero fun. Limited me to 5 rounds last year, maybe 10 the year before. Mine was my right foot, and it wrecked my golf swing and severely limited me personally as well. Some days are better than others, but there were some days that i couldn't walk. You compensate for the pain by walking funny, then an ankle hurts. Your foot pain subsides, you walk normal to allow the ankle to heal and the neuroma pain returns. Endless cycle. Get PT, take your anti- inflammatory and get shoes that are comfortable. Lots of them.

 

I'm at about 3 months of pain free and I still hold my breath every morning hoping that first step is pain free. It can wreck your life, no joke.