5.Chronic Kidney Failure
Your doctor might call it renal failure. It’s most commonly caused by diabetes or high blood pressure. Your kidneys slowly stop working the right way. That makes waste fluids build up in your body, which can damage nerves (uremic neuropathy), including in your feet, and cause a burning feeling.
6.Tarsal Tunnel Syndrome
The “tunnel” is between the ankle bone and a group of ligaments near the top of the foot. The tibial nerve inside gives sensation to the bottom of the foot. Swelling from injury, arthritis, bone spurs, fallen arches, or other conditions could push on the nerve. You might have shooting pain, numbness, and a tingling or burning feeling in your foot.
