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==Overview==
==Overview==


The exact [[Causes|cause]] is unknown. However, [[morton's neuroma]] is [[Belief revision|believed]] to be [[Association (statistics)|associated]] with [[Wear red day|wearing]] tight [[Shoe insert|shoes]] and high [[Heel|heels]], overpronation, [[abnormal]]  [[Position effect|positioning]] of [[toes]], [[flat feet]], [[Foot|forefoot]] [[Problem Solved|problems]] such as [[Bunion|bunions]] and [[Hammer toe|hammer toes]], and high [[Arches of the foot|foot arches]].
The exact [[Causes|cause]] is unknown. However, [[morton's neuroma]] is [[Belief revision|believed]] to be [[Association (statistics)|associated]] with [[Wear red day|wearing]] tight [[Shoe insert|shoes]] with tapered [[toe]] [[box]] or high [[Heel|heels]], overpronation, [[abnormal]]  [[Position effect|positioning]] of [[toes]], [[flat feet]], [[Foot|forefoot]] [[Problem Solved|problems]] such as [[Bunion|bunions]] and [[Hammer toe|hammer toes]], and high [[Arches of the foot|foot arches]].


==Causes==
==Causes==
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The exact [[Causes|cause]] is unknown. It is believed that the following may play a role in the [[development]] of this [[condition]]:
The exact [[Causes|cause]] is unknown. It is believed that the following may play a role in the [[development]] of this [[condition]]:


*[[Wear red day|Wearing]] tight [[Shoe insert|shoes]] and high [[Heel|heels]]
*[[Wear red day|Wearing]] tight [[Shoe insert|shoes]] with:
**Tapered [[toe]] [[box]]
**High [[Heel|heels]]
*Overpronation
*Overpronation



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Overview

The exact cause is unknown. However, morton's neuroma is believed to be associated with wearing tight shoes with tapered toe box or high heels, overpronation, abnormal positioning of toes, flat feet, forefoot problems such as bunions and hammer toes, and high foot arches.

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The exact cause is unknown. It is believed that the following may play a role in the development of this condition:

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