Has anyone experienced Mortons Neuroma?

3 years ago my wife developed MN. She had 3 alcohol injections/shots to shrink it and avoided needing surgery.  She also had to go with a more cushioned and roomier toe box shoe and is now using Brooks Glycogen's. She saw a foot/ankle doc not a GP.  She was running pretty quick after them and the shoes were her ticket to do so.

Yes I have it and have had it for nearly coming up on 10 years now.  I developed mine due to growing up playing soccer my entire life through college and the tight fitting soccer cleats compressing my feet.  My wife developed it for the same reason and also from dancing, I was able to treat the symptoms but my wife was not, she ended up having to have surgery to cut the inflamed/pinched nerve out.  She was back dancing fairly quickly after the surgery though.

For mine, I just had to start paying attention to the shoes I was wearing.  I had it so bad that it hurt more when I took off my shoes due to the blood going back to my inflamed nerve.  It was so bad that if I wore tuxedo shoes for more than 30 minutes I could not even stand up or even touch my foot without excruciating pain, more than the numerous broken bones I have had.  It was not the cushioning that made the difference but the toe box of the shoe.  For my dress shoes I had to start buying Italian leather due to it being softer than American leather and will soften and stretch more allowing for more room.  For my running shoes I have a huge selection due to trial and error.  I currently have the Nike Free 3.0 that I use and are great despite Nike's usually have a smaller toe box.  I also have the New Balance Minimus because they have a large toe box.  You need to look in Altra Brand shoes.  They are awesome and great for those of us suffering with MN.

Had MN appear two weeks before I was to run my daughter's first marathon with her - in Alaska.  Went to my podiatrist and he diagnosed it immediately, gave me one injection (sorry, don't remember what the stuff was), told me to give it a couple of days rest then try it out.  Two weeks later my daughter and I were crossing the finish line together.  I'd suggest you get to a Sports Podiatrist to get this taken care of.  My experience is that GP's aren't nearly as knowledgeable in terms of fast diagnosis and treatment to get you back in your shoes.  They'll also be able to evaluate the shoes you are using after examining your feet and may be able to give you a recommendation for a shoe or shoe type that would be better for you to prevent a recurrence.

I forgot to mention something else that will help.  Wide toe box shoes are great but can still cause tightness around the fore foot area.  When I was research shoes and found that Altra brand I referred to I noticed how the shoes were laced.  I adopted this on every single shoe I have and have noticed it helped greatly as well.  Even the tighter fitting shoes now feel loose in the front but tight around the rest of my foot, it is awesome...It keeps the shoe loose where it needs to be but tight where it should be.

http://www.altrarunning.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/StaticContentView?langId=-1&storeId=15151&catalogId=18952&pageTitle=Alternate+Lacing&pageName=AlternateLacing

I had this a few years ago.  I ended up having two cortisone shots and that took care of it.  I'd ask your podiatrist for cortisone or the alcohol injections.  It sometimes will clear it up.  If not, I have a friend who had surgery to correct her MN.