Answer:
Burning feet may be a temporary problem, such as due to athlete's foot or sensitivities to fabrics or leather dyes. But when this symptom occurs over a longer period, it can indicate a more serious disorder and should be evaluated by a physician.

One such cause of chronic burning feet is sensory peripheral neuropathy. This results from damage of the nerves that transmit sensation from the arms, hands, legs and feet to the brain. Causes of sensory peripheral neuropathy include:

• Diabetes
• Alcohol abuse
• Nutritional deficiencies, such as vitamin B12 deficiency anemia (pernicious anemia).

But you did not mention in your question about above problems. If you are also suffering from these problems, take it as serious.

Treatment of burning feet is directed at the underlying condition, if known. Consult with a physician to get appropriate treatment guideline. You can take the following tips to get relieve from discomfort:

• Wear socks made of cotton - which allows your feet to "breathe" - rather than synthetic fabrics
• Avoid standing for long periods.
• Bathe your feet in cool water.