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I have spacing between my second and third toe as well and my foot is quite painful on the underside. I plan to see a Podiatrist soon, but am trying to find some information online so I will know what I can expect to hear when I do see a doctor.
August 5, 2009 - 6:46pmThis Comment
I just posted a response on my initial question. Hope it helps you out. I think it must be a Morton's Neuroma (from what I've read on the web). The bandaids to pull the toes together seem to help, at least for a few years. Brenda
August 7, 2009 - 11:50amThis Comment
I have the same issue as Anon on both my right and left foot that I noticed last summer when putting on my sandals. I thought I have never had this spacing in the past. I just celebrated my 45th birthday. Other symptoms that have recently started are a swollen raised area between the first and second toe that varies in the amount of swelling much more pronounced on the left. I do feel some pinching pain on occasion in my foot while performing regular activities on my left foot. When my foot has swelling on top if I wear certain shoes I have discomfort if the shoe covers the swollen area closely. It sounds like it could be a Morton's neuroma however they say a neuroma between the 1st and 2nd toe is uncommon. I also have Morton's toe (2nd toe larger than the big toe). Could this be a Morton's neuroma? Thanks for any help Anne.
June 28, 2009 - 4:48pmThis Comment
The spacing between my 2nd and 3rd toes seems to be increasing. I started putting two bandaids on them to pull them to the spacing they should be. For a long time, that worked. But lately, when I stand or walk for more than 10 minutes, it feels as if they are swelling and are going to explode; however, there is never any swelling. Brenda
August 7, 2009 - 11:48amThis Comment