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I've had surgery for Mortin's neuroma. It's been 2 years now. And it has developed scar tissue. Just wondering if anybody out there has the same problem. And maybe has found some help. Right now it feels like a large knot not that I'm walking on.

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    • E_belli

      495d

      @Lexxi02 I should be more specific. I regretted the sesamoidectomy more so. Sorry about that. It caused more issues than it was worth. Taking a bone out of your foot and not replacing it with anything? Bad idea lol. The neuroma surgery I think went okay. I guess it was overshadowed by the other surgeries. It definitely helped that nervey pain. My toes didn’t tingle anymore and I didn’t feel the same amount of pressure or pain in that area. I haven’t had any issues for 16 years with the neuroma spot but it started bothering me again recently, so I think it came back. Which is possible I read. It was also a pretty quick recovery too compared to other surgeries. And for me, the incision was itty bitty, probably the width of my pinky finger nail which is very small!

    • E_belli

      506d

      This post is from forever ago... So I'm sorry.. But just seeing it. I had Morton's neuroma surgery when I had a sesamoidectomy (which is a surgery I regret in general). About 16 or so years ago. I looked this up on here because I think the neuroma has come back after all these years. I was wondering if yours came back or if it was just scar tissue like you said? And curious how you've dealt with it?

      • Lexxi02

        499d

        @E_belli Hi E_belli, I saw this message and I'm thinking about having surgery for my morton neuroma in my foot but I'm reluctant I'm not the biggest fan of surgery but I just can't take the pain anymore, but i don't want to regret it so was just wondering why you regretted it.

        • E_belli

          495d

          @Lexxi02 I should be more specific. I regretted the sesamoidectomy more so. Sorry about that. It caused more issues than it was worth. Taking a bone out of your foot and not replacing it with anything? Bad idea lol. The neuroma surgery I think went okay. I guess it was overshadowed by the other surgeries. It definitely helped that nervey pain. My toes didn’t tingle anymore and I didn’t feel the same amount of pressure or pain in that area. I haven’t had any issues for 16 years with the neuroma spot but it started bothering me again recently, so I think it came back. Which is possible I read. It was also a pretty quick recovery too compared to other surgeries. And for me, the incision was itty bitty, probably the width of my pinky finger nail which is very small!

    • JoeBo

      656d

      I want to do the surgery but I'm scared of this happening. I wanted to do thermal ablation but my Dr said it can cause scar tissue and only lasts 5 years.

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