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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.
There are many causes for lumps and bumps on the bottom of the foot. They can occur in the toes, ball of the foot, arch and the heel. Lumps and bumps on the bottom of the foot can be bone, soft tissue lumps or even skin lesions. Lumps and Bumps Caused by Bone Problems Bones can become enlarged or they may be out of place and cause lumps and bumps on the bottom of the foot.