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What is morton's syndrome?
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Morton's neuroma?: Morton's neuroma is caused when tissue incircling nerves going to toes gets thickened . It usually involves nerve between 3rd & 4th toe. If can cause pain of ball of foot as well as pain or numbness of toe.
Answered 9/7/2020
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