When it comes to managing your health, especially foot and ankle care, convenience matters. I know how frustrating it can be to wait on hold or juggle busy schedules just to book an appointment. That’s why I want to share some practical online appointment scheduling tips that make the whole process smooth and stress-free. Whether you’re dealing with persistent pain or just need a check-up, these tips will help you get the care you need without the hassle.

Foot problems can sneak up on you, causing discomfort and limiting your daily activities. If you’ve noticed changes in the shape of your feet or persistent pain, you’re not alone. Many people face foot deformities that affect their mobility and quality of life. The good news? There are plenty of foot deformity care options that can help you regain comfort and function.

If you’ve ever experienced sudden pain in your foot after a fall, twist, or impact, you might wonder if you have a fracture. Foot fractures can be tricky to identify because the foot is a complex structure with many bones, joints, and soft tissues. Knowing the signs early can make a huge difference in how quickly you get the right treatment and start healing. I’m here to walk you through the key symptoms and what to watch for, so you can take action confidently.

If you’ve ever experienced sudden pain in your foot after a fall, twist, or impact, you might wonder if you have a fracture. Foot fractures can be tricky to identify because the symptoms sometimes overlap with less serious injuries like sprains or bruises. But knowing what to look for can make a huge difference in getting the right treatment quickly. I’m here to walk you through the key signs and symptoms so you can spot a foot fracture early and take action.

If you’ve ever felt a nagging pain in your foot or ankle that just won’t quit, you might be dealing with something more serious than a simple ache. Stress fractures are tiny cracks in your bones caused by repetitive force or overuse. They can sneak up on you, especially if you’re active or suddenly increase your physical activity. I want to help you understand what stress fractures are, how to spot them early, and most importantly, how to manage them effectively so you can ge

If you’ve been feeling persistent pain in your foot or ankle, it might be more than just a simple ache. Stress fractures are a common yet often overlooked cause of discomfort, especially if you’re active or on your feet a lot. I want to help you understand what to look for so you can catch these injuries early and get the right care. Let’s dive into the symptoms of bone injuries, focusing on stress fractures, and what you can do about them.

Minimalist shoes have gained popularity in recent years for their lightweight feel and "barefoot" design. Promising better posture, stronger feet, and a more natural gait, they’ve found fans among runners, CrossFitters, and even casual walkers. But are minimalist shoes all they’re cracked up to be? Let’s take a closer look at the benefits and drawbacks of minimalist footwear—both in the gym and in daily life.

For those of us who are using our shoes for work and get in about 10,000 per day (retail, factory) then the shoes can wear out much faster. Ten thousand steps is roughly 5 miles a day, 35 miles per week, 140 miles per month and 420 miles per quarter. If you have a job that requires a lot of walking then changing your shoes every 3-4 months is recommended.

Dr. Chris Correa DPM FACFAS discusses the types of fracture that happen to the 5th metatarsal base.

discusses the ins and outs of big toe fractures including conservative and surgical treatments.

Dr. Chris Correa DPM FACFAS discusses the ins and outs of ankle sprains including conservative and surgical treatments.

Dr. Chris Correa DPM FACFAS discusses toe fracture diagnosis and treatment.

Dr. Chris Correa DPM FACFAS discussed fractures(Broken Bones).

Dr. Chris Correa DPM FACFAS discussed arthritis in the foot and ankle.

In this section, Cypress Foot and Ankle specialist Dr. Christopher Correa discusses anterior tarsal tunnel syndrome as a cause of dorsal foot pain (top of foot pain). Anterior Tarsal Tunnel Syndrome is an impingement of the deep peroneal nerve that occurs on the dorsal (top) portion of the foot. While most mid-foot pain from arthritis , tendonitis, ligament strain, or stress fracture has a sharping stabbing character to it, Anterior Tarsal Tunnel Syndrome typically has a b

In this section, Cypress Foot and Ankle specialist Dr. Christopher Correa discusses ball of foot pain caused by neuromas. A Neuroma is a swollen nerve surrounded by scar tissue in the ball of the foot. The most commonly affected nerves are the plantar common digital nerves, which supply sensation to the web space between the toes. Neuromas are usually caused by impingement of one of the nerves as it passes under the deep transverse metatarsal ligament, a supporting ligament

Dr. Correa discussed the signs, symptoms and treatments for gout.

Foot structure and function is a complex network of 26 bones with numerous ligaments, and tendons which are working and moving together.