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[[Risk factors]] for [[morton's neuroma]] include [[Improper rotation|improper]] [[Foot|footwear]]/tight [[Shoe insert|shoes]], [[abnormal]] [[Position effect|positioning]] of [[toes]], [[flat feet]], [[Foot|forefoot]] [[Problem Solved|problems]] such as [[Bunion|bunions]] and [[Hammer toe|hammer toes]], high [[Arches of the foot|foot arches]], high [[Heel|heels]], overpronation, [[Gait Abnormalities|gait abnormalities]], and high-[[Impacted|impact]] [[Sports Medicine|sports]] such as [[Rock climbing|rock-climbing]], ballet dancing, jogging, [[running]], [[snow]] skiing, | [[Risk factors]] for [[morton's neuroma]] include [[Improper rotation|improper]] [[Foot|footwear]]/tight [[Shoe insert|shoes]] with tapered [[toe]] [[box]], [[abnormal]] [[Position effect|positioning]] of [[toes]], [[flat feet]], [[Foot|forefoot]] [[Problem Solved|problems]] such as [[Bunion|bunions]] and [[Hammer toe|hammer toes]], high [[Arches of the foot|foot arches]], high [[Heel|heels]], overpronation, [[Gait Abnormalities|gait abnormalities]], and high-[[Impacted|impact]] [[Sports Medicine|sports]] such as [[Rock climbing|rock-climbing]], ballet dancing, jogging, [[running]], [[snow]] skiing, racquet and court [[Sports medicine|sports]]. | ||
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Editor-In-Chief: C. Michael Gibson, M.S., M.D. [1] Associate Editor(s)-in-Chief: Sara Mohsin, M.D.[2]
Overview
Risk factors for morton's neuroma include improper footwear/tight shoes with tapered toe box, abnormal positioning of toes, flat feet, forefoot problems such as bunions and hammer toes, high foot arches, high heels, overpronation, gait abnormalities, and high-impact sports such as rock-climbing, ballet dancing, jogging, running, snow skiing, racquet and court sports.
Risk Factors
Risk factors for Morton's neuroma include:[1]
- Improper footwear/tight shoes with tapered toe box
- Abnormal positioning of toes
- Flat feet
- Overpronation
- High foot arches
- High heels
- Gait abnormalities
- Forefoot problems such as:
- High-impact sports such as:
- Rock-climbing
- Ballet dancing
- Jogging
- Running
- Snow skiing
- Racquet sports
- Court sports
References
- ↑ Neuroma. Wikipedia. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Neuroma Accessed on April 21, 2016