Burning feet. Restless nights. Walks that feel shorter than they used to. You want less pain—and more of your everyday life back.
Meet with Dr. Cordima to understand your symptoms and find out whether our non-surgical approach is right for you.
Start with a conversation about your concerns and next steps.
You deserve time to tell your story, ask questions, and understand your options.
Serving Somerville and welcoming patients from Greater Boston and the North Shore.
Patients often tell Dr. Cordima: “My feet feel like they’re asleep.” “It’s like walking on pins and needles.”
Perhaps you’ve been told you have diabetic neuropathy, symptoms after chemotherapy, or neuropathy with no known cause. Or you’re still looking for answers. Your history and examination help guide the next step.
Your goals come first: sleeping more comfortably, enjoying a walk, or feeling steadier on your feet. Your first visit helps us understand your symptoms and whether care here may be right for you.
Dr. Cordima asks where numbness or burning began, how it is changing, and about your health history—including diabetes, available B12 and thyroid results, alcohol use, and chemotherapy. He tests sensation, reflexes, strength, and balance, and checks your low back. Digital X-rays may be considered when indicated as part of the spine evaluation.
Dr. Cordima explains your findings, whether non-surgical care here may be appropriate, and the recommendations and costs before you decide. If another evaluation is needed, he’ll explain the next step.
Sleeping better, walking more comfortably, and feeling steadier on your feet are personal goals that help guide an appropriate care plan.
Bring any available test results and a list of care you’ve already tried. An evaluation does not commit you to a program.
Tell us what’s been bothering you, ask your questions, and get a clear understanding of your options.
Dr. Cordima will listen, evaluate your concerns, and explain whether care here may help—or recommend another next step.
Burning, tingling, or numb feet? Understand the symptoms and your next steps.
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Three quick questions about symptoms, daily life, and previous care. Select all that apply.
A starting point for a conversation, not a diagnosis.Get clear answers and take the next step toward the life you miss.
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Yes. You can schedule an evaluation to discuss your history and symptoms, including neuropathy with no known cause. Your examination helps determine whether care here may be appropriate.
You can still schedule an evaluation. Tell us about reduced feeling, tingling, balance concerns, or other changes, even if pain is not your main concern.
Bring any available test results and tell us what you have tried, what helped, and what did not. We will review that history as part of your evaluation.
No. Not every patient is a candidate, and results vary. Dr. Cordima will discuss realistic expectations based on your history and examination.
The patient video is a recorded educational introduction designed for watching on your schedule.
Use the Book a New Patient Visit button or call (617) 629-2600. Our office is at 707 Broadway, Somerville, MA 02144.
Nerve irritation at the spine can cause leg or foot symptoms that resemble neuropathy. Dr. Cordima considers your low back along with your symptom pattern, health history, and neurological examination to better understand what may be contributing and whether another medical evaluation is needed.
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For an overview of care available at our office, explore our services.
