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Morton's Neuroma and cycling

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Old 11-25.-2003
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Default Morton's Neuroma and cycling

Hi Guys,

I have all ready had 3 operations for the removal of Mortons neuroma's 2 from the left, and 1 from the right foot (during the last 2yrs), and now have a re-occurance in the left foot. I'm due to have more surgery on the 19th Dec. I was wondering have any other cyclist suffered this disorder.
http://www.podiatrychannel.com/mortonneuroma/

there is some reference on this site regarding tight fitting shoes (OK for those who read it, forget the bit about high heels, I'm a 42 yr guy, and have only worn them once, honestly )
I have used clipless pedals since the introduction about 12-14 yrs ago, and always used a good quality well fitting shoe, (Sidi, Axa, Deadora, Shimano).
Any comments would be welcome.
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