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2. Burning
Morton’s neuroma is usually caused by wearing tight shoes or heels, which is why a high percentage of people who suffer from this type of neuroma are women. Constant usage of these shoes tends to damage the nerves and sometimes cause a sharp and burning pain.
Burning pain is a common symptom of Morton’s neuroma. The pain commonly start at the ball of the foot and the sensation spreads to the end of the toes. People who experience this symptom often have a hard time doing their daily routine as it gets more painful when standing up or walking. Consult your doctor if you have this symptom.
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