Morton's neuroma is a benign inflammation of the nerves. It can affect any of the toes in the
foot, but most often affects the nerves that run between the third and fourth or second and third toes. An inflammation is caused by a buildup of fibrous tissue on the outer coating of nerves running to the toes. This fibrous buildup is a reaction to the irritation resulting from nearby bones and ligaments rubbing against the nerves, for example: wearing shoes that are too tight repetitive
trauma to the foot, an injury such as a sprain or fracture.
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