Foot & Ankle Conditions Treated in Victoria, TX

Victoria Foot & Ankle Center evaluates foot and ankle pain, injuries, and nail problems in Victoria, TX. Dr. Matthew Eberly offers care based on your diagnosis and goals. Explore the conditions below to learn about symptoms, treatment options, and when to seek care.

Pain in the heel or arch

Heel Pain & Plantar Fasciitis

Heel pain can have several causes, including plantar fasciitis. Evaluation helps identify the source of pain and guide treatment such as stretching, activity changes, shoe support, or other care.

Flatfoot

Flat feet can be painless, painful, longstanding, or changing over time. Evaluation helps identify whether support, exercises, bracing, or other treatment may help.

Problems with the big toe

Bunion

A change in alignment at the base of the big toe that can create a painful bump. Nonsurgical care may reduce discomfort, while surgery is considered only when appropriate.

Hallux Limitus and Hallux Rigidus

A big toe joint that will not bend the way it used to. It makes push-off painful and stairs harder. Caught early, it is easier to keep the joint moving.

Skin and nail conditions

Ingrown Toenail

A painful nail edge pressing into the surrounding skin. Treatment depends on severity and recurrence and may include an in-office procedure.

Toenail Fungus

Thickened or discolored nails can have several causes. An assessment helps determine whether a fungal infection is present and which treatment is appropriate.

Corns & Calluses

Thick skin that builds where a bone rubs. The skin is the symptom. The pressure underneath is the cause, and that is the part we treat.

Nerve and joint pain

Neuroma

Burning, numbness, or the feeling of a pebble under the ball of your foot. An irritated nerve between the toes is the usual culprit.

Arthritis

Stiff, achy joints that are worse in the morning or after rest. Your feet have 33 joints each, and any of them can be affected.

Ankle problems

Ankle Instability

Repeated giving way or an unreliable feeling in the ankle. Evaluation helps identify ligament, strength, or balance problems and guide treatment.

Sports Injuries and Ankle Sprains

Foot and ankle injuries can require assessment and rehabilitation. Learn when to seek care and how treatment supports a return to activity.

Specialty care

PRP Injections

Learn about platelet-rich plasma injections, when they may be considered, and the evidence, risks, and costs to discuss before treatment.

Diabetic Foot Care

Routine checks, nail care, and wound prevention for patients with diabetes or poor circulation. If you have diabetes or reduced sensation and your foot becomes newly warm, red, swollen, or changes shape, seek urgent medical assessment.

What happens at your first visit

At your first visit, we review your symptoms, medical history, and goals, examine your foot or ankle, and discuss any testing needed. Your treatment plan will explain the options and next steps.

Bring your insurance or Medicare card and a list of your medications. If you have had X-rays, an MRI, or a CT scan elsewhere, bring those too. Depending on what you need, we may be able to start treatment the same day.

Book an appointment

Call 361-576-3338 (FEET) or use our online appointment request form.

Victoria Foot & Ankle Center is at 2700 Hospital Dr, Building A, Suite 101 in Victoria, TX 77901. We see patients from across the Crossroads, including Cuero, Port Lavaca, Beeville, Goliad, and Edna.