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Home faqAre Neuromas Recurrent After Surgery?

Are Neuromas Recurrent After Surgery?

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A neuroma is a thickening of nerve tissue
A neuroma is a thickening of nerve tissue

Nerves do not regenerate, so spinal cord injuries that result in paralysis are permanent. Because of this, the part of the nerve removed during surgery for Morton’s neuroma does not repair or regrow. It’s also why removing Morton’s neuroma causes numbness in the toes after surgery.

A neuroma will likely grow on the severed end of the nerve during surgery. A stump neuroma is an uncommon condition that might result in neuroma-like pain returning. Conservative methods, such as cortisone injections, can typically relieve discomfort, but in some cases, further foot surgery is required.

Don’t be deterred by this! Neuroma surgery complications are relatively uncommon. While they do happen on occasion, they can be dealt with. The relief you’ll get from a successful Morton’s neuroma therapy will most likely be immediate and total. Contact your Houston podiatrist immediately.

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