No Obvious Symptoms
In certain instances, the condition may not exhibit any noticeable symptoms. There may be an absence of pain, discomfort, numbness, or tingling sensations. Additionally, swelling in the feet may not be apparent. In such cases, the only indication of the condition is a diagnosis from a medical professional. Fortunately, the symptoms of this ailment typically resolve themselves and can be effectively treated with simple measures. These treatments may involve rest, over-the-counter medications, and a change in footwear.
Lump on the Foot: A Potential Indicator of Morton’s Neuroma
One of the lesser-known symptoms of Morton’s neuroma is the presence of a lump on the foot. While this is a rare occurrence, it is an outward sign that your condition may have progressed significantly. Alongside the other common symptoms, such as pain and numbness, the presence of a lump on the foot could serve as an indication of Morton’s neuroma.
This lump is typically caused by the swelling of the thickened tissue in the affected area. If this is the case, surgical intervention may be necessary to remove the swollen tissue and the accompanying lump.