by Answerbag Staff on October 20th, 2009
Hot, sweaty feet may cause a burning sensation after being on the feet all day, particularly in overweight people or those who wear uncomfortable footwear, such as high heels.
Nerves around the ankles may be compressed, causing burning and pain in the foot. This is a common disorder for people with weak ankles or ankle injuries.
Neuropathy is a disorder that causes numbness, pain and discomfort in some individuals, particularly people with diabetes. If burning or pain occurs frequently without apparent cause, get tested for diabetes. Other people can develop neuropathy, such as those addicted to substances or who have vitamin deficiencies.
Pernicious anemia and thrombocytopenia can cause burning and numbness in the feet, though this is less common than other factors.
Some people experience a burning sensation when a fungal infection, such as athlete's foot, is present. Plantar warts and calluses also can cause painful burning and throbbing in the foot.
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