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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.
A corn or a callus is the most common cause of painful bump on bottom of foot, which results from constant pressure or friction from your tight shoes. Repeated trauma can also cause a hard spot on bottom of foot. Calluses can be really painful especially if you often stand on your feet all day.