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Summer should be all about sunshine, relaxation, and outdoor fun - not the discomfort of burning feet. Burning feet syndrome can be especially challenging in hot weather, when heat and sweat exacerbate the symptoms. But with a few seasonal adjustments, you can keep your feet cool and pain free. Let’s dive into what causes this condition and the best ways to manage it during the summer months. 

Burning Feet Syndrome is quite a common foot complaint which affects the joints of the foot, particularly around the balls of the feet, bottom of the arches and the toes.

Burning feet relates to the sensation that one or both feet are burning hot and can be accompanied by tingling, warm or red skin around the foot, numbness in the feet or legs, sharp or stabbing pains, or dull aches in the feet.

What is burning foot syndrome? It is the sensation that one or both feet are burning hot, and there can be several causes. Our blog has several proven ways to treat Burning Feet Syndrome (BFS).