Interplantar neuroma is not really a tumor, what are the symptoms of interplantar neuroma?

After suffering from diseases such as interdigital neuroma, the key symptoms are as follows: 1. After suffering from this kind of disease, there will be more obvious pain conditions, and the more severe the disease, the more significant the pain will be. 2. There will be a local burning sensation, and when a local burning sensation occurs, it should be treated immediately, and the local burning sensation will be aggravated if it is not good; If you suffer from interdigital neuralgia, you should seek medical treatment at a major hospital as soon as possible, and take the best measures immediately after the diagnosis is confirmed.

In the process of curing such diseases, it is necessary to eat some foods with a light taste, do not eat spicy ingredients, and do not hastily apply some medicines to treat them, otherwise it will jeopardize the recovery of the disease. During the operation of medical treatment, it is necessary to go to the hospital outpatient clinic for follow-up on time to improve the recovery.

Fingertip neuroma is a small malignant tumor that grows on the tip of a person's fingers, thickens and grows along one or several nervous systems, and the most important symptom is along the nervous system, which will cause pain and burning, and the patient is usually likely to feel that there is a ball between the fingers and the same pain, and with the expansion of the fingertip neuroma, the pain will continue to worsen, etc., this symptom is all symptoms of temporal neuroma. For such a thing, it is best to go to the hospital for a check-up first. Medical treatment will be given after the diagnosis is confirmed.

Your condition is sometimes accompanied by some institutional cysts and fibroadenomas. You must pay attention to your diet and sleep quality, and don't eat some spicy ingredients.

The present history of the disease is usually delayed, and in rare cases, it can be subacute. The clinical manifestation is plantar pain in the forefoot, and some patients may develop pain in the toes. The pain is usually burning, but it can also be tingling, sore, and squeezing pain.

Pain may radiate to the toes or, rarely, to the dorsum of the foot and proximal to the foot. Symptoms can be exacerbated by walking, wearing cramped shoes, and high-heeled shoes, while resting, taking off shoes, or a wellness massage can reduce symptoms so that the pain does not exceed that of the knee joint. In some patients, the location of the pain is not established, and the characteristics are basically the same.

Some patients have a mass on the plantar side of the webbed toes. As the condition worsens, the pain may worsen, the numbness may decrease, and the pain may occur at night. Rarely, numbness may be felt in the toes.

Patients most commonly present with plantar or toe pain in the forefoot, which is often burning, exacerbated by walking, wearing narrow shoes, or high-heeled shoes, and may be relieved by resting, removing shoes, or a local health massage. Some patients have a mass on the metatarsal side of the webbed toes or may feel numbness in the toes. Squeezing from the inside of the foot and both sides to the middle of the foot is helpful for diagnosis if local pain occurs.

Sometimes a small plantar lump can be seen, and squeezing the webbed space lump can cause pain. Sensation in the toes is generally routine, but in rare patients there is decreased sensation. Wear loose, low-heeled shoes, add a metatarsal pad to the proximal side of the affected area, and local closed injection (lidocaine and hormonal drugs) is feasible for those who are not satisfied.

With 3-6 months of conservative**, most patients can clear their symptoms.

There will be pathological toe swelling pain, but also burning, tingling, squeezing pain, compression of nerves causing numbness in the feet, plantar side pain, due to the different constitution of each person, so the symptoms of interplantar neuroma will also be different.

Patients with intermetatarsal neuroma will feel mild pain and discomfort in the metatarsal bulb in the early stage, sometimes there will be burning and pinprick sensation, and when walking, there is friction with the shoes, which will make the metatarsal burning sensation, and after a long time, it is not suitable for wearing shoes, and it is very painful and unbearable.

There will be obvious pain, and there will be a burning sensation, and there will be a burning sensation locally, which must be medicated**, and the diet should be kept light.

There may be inside and outside of the foot, squeezing towards the foot**, causing local pain, sometimes squeezing the toe webbing space, which will cause pain, and the above symptoms should be carried out according to the doctor's instructions**.

Headache and dizziness, frequent neuralgia, long-term fatigue and fatigue of the body, poor reflexes, poor nervous condition, loss of appetite.

It may be that your walking posture is not particularly correct, it may be that you often wear some high heels, it may be that your joints are overstretched, it may be that your joints have been injured, or you may have some other tumors in your body, which can lead to this disease.

I always like to be sulky, I don't rest on time at night, I am often picky when eating, I don't like to eat vegetables and fruits, and I don't like to exercise.

Because the nerves of your body are compressed, you will get this disease, and you must go to the hospital in time after you get sick**.

The main clinical manifestation of metatarsal neuroma is forefoot plantar pain, and some patients may have toe pain. The pain is mostly burning, but there are also tingling, swelling, and squeezing pain. The pain can radiate to the toes and, rarely, to the dorsum of the foot and proximal.

Symptoms can be aggravated by walking, wearing narrow shoes, and high heels, and may be relieved by removing shoes or massaging the area at rest, and the pain does not exceed that of the ankle.

1. Metatarsal neuroma.

The exact ** of metatarsal neuroma remains unknown. Compression of the phalangeal nerve under the transverse metatarsal ligament is thought to be. It has been suggested that the common interphalangeal neuroma in the webbing space of the third toe is due to the fact that the common nerve of the third toe consists of branches of the medial plantar nerve and the lateral plantar nerve, and is thicker and more susceptible to injury than other common toes.

In addition, the metatarsal bones are relatively fixed, while the metatarsal bones are relatively mobile and the metatarsal bones are relatively mobile, which is prone to damage the common digital nerve between them.

Second, the ** of metatarsal neuroma.

Patients with mild plantar neuroma should be conservative**. During the onset of the disease, it is necessary to control foot movement, wear loose shoes, and use foot pads or metatarsal pads to reduce the pressure of external pressure on the nerve area and improve the feeling of swelling and discomfort. If the patient's condition continues to progress, anti-inflammatory analgesic drugs should be given, and local occlusion with drugs such as methylprednisolone and procaine should be used as prescribed**, which can reduce the swelling of the nerve area and thus achieve analgesia.

For patients with metatarsal neuroma who have no effect for more than three months, surgery can be started under the guidance of a doctor, and early surgery** can control the progression of the disease and relieve the uncomfortable symptoms of metatarsal nerve pain. However, the operation is invasive, and it is easy to leave scars after surgery, so patients need to make full psychological preparations in advance and actively cooperate with the attending doctor's work.

Pay attention to the health of the metatarsal nerve. When pain occurs on the plantar side of the foot, immediate medical attention is required. The progression of the disease can be controlled in the early stages. For critically ill patients, surgery should be done as soon as possible, and postoperative care should be coordinated, and overwork should not be administered.