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5. Feeling Something in the Ball of the Foot
As opposed to numbness, another common symptom of Morton’s neuroma, is the sensation or feeling of having a foreign object present in the ball of the foot. Though this symptom may not be painful, sufferers complain of discomfort or uneasiness especially when they have detected that nothing is physically there on the affected foot.
Some patients see this symptom as a concern and even cause them to worry while others ignore it and perform their usual activity normally. Consult your doctor if you encounter this symptom to properly evaluate what triggers this condition.
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