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Morton's Neuroma Surgery: 96% Pain Relief, Limited Success

10/29/2025

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Dr. Keith Roach of Weill Cornell Medical College, in his health column, notes that Morton’s neuroma surgery can reduce pain by 96–97%, though only about 63% become pain-free.
Roach notes numbness in the toes is a common, but usually manageable, post-op outcome.
In a separate query, Roach states there is no evidence the supplement helps eye symptoms unless macular degeneration is diagnosed and he recommends a comprehensive eye exam.

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Story summary

Dr. Keith Roach of Weill Cornell Medical College, in his health column, notes that Morton’s neuroma surgery can reduce pain by 96–97%, though only about 63% become pain-free.
Roach notes numbness in the toes is a common, but usually manageable, post-op outcome.
In a separate query, Roach states there is no evidence the supplement helps eye symptoms unless macular degeneration is diagnosed and he recommends a comprehensive eye exam.