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Another common cause of burning feet is athlete's foot fungus. Some less common causes include alcoholism, chronic kidney failure, peripheral arterial disease, tarsal tunnel syndrome, Morton's neuroma, vitamin deficiency, HIV or AIDS, complex regional pain syndrome, and gastric bypass surgery.
Another cause of corns on bottom of feet is foot deformities such as having bone spurs which may experience direct rubbing with the shoes. When this happens, formation of corns becomes inevitable. There are a number of ways on how to get rid of corns on bottom of feet. To treat corns that form on the bottom of feet, one can soak them in warm water and use a foot file or pumice stone to file them off. Salicylic acid products can also help. Urea moisturizing creams can also help to soften the corns.