Reviewed by Janet D. Pearl, MD, MSc
Certain shoes are more frequently implicated as a cause of Morton’s neuroma. These include: high heels; tight shoes with a narrow-toe; or, shoes with a worn-out base. These type of shoes affect the balance of the foot by increasing the slope of the foot which forces the toes to directly bear the body weight.
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High heels causing a surge in Mortons neuroma.
