Does the use of Isoptin lead to Morton’s neuroma?
Reviewed by Janet D. Pearl, MD, MSc
Does the use of Isoptin lead to Morton’s neuroma? Latest research shows that Isoptin, which is used in blood pressure management, can lead to Morton’s Neuroma. That’s true! An FDA approved research shows that 3,719 users of Isoptin showed signs of Morton’s Neuroma within a few weeks of usage.
Isoptin comprises of verapamil hydrochloride, which is a key component used in majority of the drugs manufactured to treat the problem of low blood pressure. Health experts therefore, suggest that all medications containing verapamil hydrochloride should be used in a regulated manner, in case they are mandatory, among the patients of Morton’s Neuroma.
For an in-depth discussion of Morton’s neuroma, including the causes of Morton’s neuroma see here.