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University Foot & Ankle Center, LLC

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Here at University Foot & Ankle Center, LLC, our podiatrist, Genine M. Befumo, DPM is dedicated to g Most diagnostic studies (including x-rays) are done on site.

Befumo, DPM is dedicated to get to the root of your foot or ankle problem. With an office located in Monroe, NJ, we are skilled in treating various foot and ankle conditions, including heel pain, bunions, neuropathy, ingrown toenails, and fungal infections. Dr. Befumo will give an expert assessment and diagnosis of all disorders of the foot and ankle. Having chronic foot and ankle pain can greatly affect the quality of your life, and we understand that. We also know how hectic things can be and we are committed to making our practice and care convenient and accessible. We accept most insurance plans and welcome new patients!

11/11/2025

Foot pain can often be attributed to a number of conditions, including bunions, hammertoe, metatarsalgia, and neuromas, that require surgical intervention. Bunions are painful bony bumps on the side of the foot, caused by misalignment of the toe joint. Hammertoe, where the toe bends abnormally, resu...

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11/09/2025

Bunions can be treated.

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11/04/2025

Sesamoiditis is the inflammation of two small sesamoid bones located beneath the big toe joint. It is often caused by repetitive stress, high impact activities, or wearing ill-fitting shoes. Athletes, dancers, and anyone who spend long periods on their feet are at a higher risk. Symptoms include pai...

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10/28/2025

A bunion is a bony bump that forms at the base of the big toe when the joint becomes misaligned. It develops gradually as the big toe leans toward the second toe. Common causes include wearing tight or narrow shoes, inherited foot structure, or arthritis. A bunion often looks swollen and red and may...

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10/21/2025

The Winograd Procedure is a common surgical treatment for chronic or recurring ingrown toenails that do not respond to conservative care. During this procedure, the podiatrist removes a small portion of the affected nail and surrounding tissue to prevent the nail from growing into the skin again. Th...

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10/14/2025

Wearing high heels places the feet in an unnatural position that forces extra pressure on the forefoot and alters balance. This design pushes the toes together, leading to common conditions such as hammertoe, bunions, and corns. Over time, the unnatural alignment can also strain ligaments and joints...

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10/10/2025

Ingrown toenails can be treated.

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10/07/2025

Doctors that treat various disorders and conditions of the feet are known as podiatrists. It is considered to be a specialized form of medicine, and research has indicated that certain foot ailments may be indicative of existing medical concerns that are present in the body such as diabetes. A podia...

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09/30/2025

The fungus that causes athlete’s foot thrives in damp, dark, and warm places. That’s why you can contract athlete’s foot in locker rooms, changing areas in public pools, and other wet places where a lot of people walk or stand. Unsanitary practices in professional nail salons can also expose you to...

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09/23/2025

Plantar fasciitis is caused by inflammation of the plantar fascia, a thick band of tissue connecting the heel to the toes. Risk factors include obesity, prolonged standing, high impact activities, flat feet, high arches, and tight calf muscles. Symptoms often involve sharp heel pain, especially with...

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$A broken toe occurs when one of the small bones in the toe fractures due to trauma or pressure. Common causes include st...$

09/16/2025

A broken toe occurs when one of the small bones in the toe fractures due to trauma or pressure. Common causes include stubbing the toe against a hard surface, dropping a heavy object on the foot, or sports related injuries. Symptoms often involve sharp pain, swelling, bruising, tenderness, and diffi...

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09/10/2025

You don't have to live with heel pain.

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Address

111 Union Valley Road Suite 204, Monroe Township
Middlesex County, NJ
08831

Opening Hours

Monday	8:30am - 4pm
Tuesday	8:30am - 5:30pm
Wednesday	9am - 12pm
Thursday	8:30am - 5:30pm
Friday	9am - 3pm

Telephone

+16098605655

Website

https://www.universityfootandanklecenternj.com/

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