2 types of injections after failed neuroma surgery

Let’s consider you are a runner with a painful neuroma.
The more you run, the more painful the foot becomes.
But it only started with some weird little sensations.
Eventually it starts to get more numb. You notice more tingling, then more burning pain. Now your doctor wants to talk you into surgery.
You just want the problem fixed. So you go to the operating room and then you’re shocked to find out that you still have pain later.
By the way…that’s not malpractice. It just means you had a bad outcome.
But if you’re the runner, you’ve got to figure out what to do.
Today on the Doc On The Run podcast we’re talking about two different types of injections your doctor might offer you after a failed neuroma surgery.

[@bradchristensen5281]

How long after surgery are these injections recommended? How long does it take to develop a stump neuroma making it too late for these injections to be effective?

[@DocOnTheRun]

Great questions! I will try to make new episodes explaining and answering. Thank you for watching!

[@jefferyfoong293]

I had traumatic neuroma pain after surgery because of the neuroma. I suffer from paralysis, stinging, and electrocution every day.😢 Although I have been operated on 4 times, I still failed, and the pain is getting stronger and stronger every time!!😭

[@jefferyfoong293]

Hello doctor, is it a procedure to treat traumatic neuroma called "Cut of neuroma and burying the nerve into the bone."? Dr, Can I know? If this surgery is done, is it possible for neuromas to form in the bones?

[@jefferyfoong293]

Is it possible for the neuroma to return?

[@DocOnTheRun]

Depends on what time of neuroma, which nerve and which treatment got rid of it. @@jefferyfoong293