Isn't it just basically the same as the so-called "Greek" foot? If the diagnosis is in doubt, your doctor may request magnetic resonance imaging MRI of the foot. A patient with this disorder may also have flat feet. Pain increases with weight bearing activities. I dread the coming of summer, it is so hard to find a sandal or open-ish shoe that will be comfortable or accept an orthotic.

Come on, this is , not ! A "disorder" is an "abnormal physical condition" according to Webster. I have a longer second toe and an even longer third toe on both feet. Optional Comments max. For those looking for winter boots, I suggest the Bearpaw Demi with an insert. One-time trauma or repetitive use of too-tight shoes especially ski boots, hence the name can cause this condition.

My right foot is the real problem as I would take a whole size smaller if not for this problem. How do I Treat a Sprained Toe? Blood then leaks into the tissue, resulting in itchy, red and, at times swollen, spots on the skin. Posting Quick Reply - Please Wait. Based on the physical examination, your doctor usually can diagnose a Morton's neuroma without additional testing. Initially, the pain might become much more apparent when the person wears tight, narrow, or high-heeled shoes, or engages in activities that place pressure on the foot.

I also have several pairs of Sven clogs custom order at Svensclogs. The main symptom is pain when the foot bears weight. Started last August and now large swollen blister. My second toe is much longer than my big toe, but I have very high arches; I guess that's why I have foot pain and ankle problems. Zappos has been great — I have ordered and returned countless shoes until I found the two above pairs. There may be excessive skin or calluses under the foot due to excess pressure.