What do we feel hot on the soles of our feet? ✅ Don't forget to like, comment and subscribe to the second channel ???? ???? SUBSCRIBE ???? / @drsalarbeauty1068 ???????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????? 00:00 hot soles 01:03 cause of hot soles 01 :50 Diseases that cause hot feet 02:05 Hot feet and thyroid problems 02:30 Hot feet and high blood fat 03:15 Hot feet due to sciatica 03:40 Treatment of hot feet 04:50 Hot feet Feet due to lack of vitamins 06:13 Hot feet in diabetic patients ???????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????? What is the cause of hot feet and how is it treated? Burning sensation in the soles of the feet is a common disorder. This problem occurs as an isolated issue or as a symptom of other problems. Medical professionals call the burning sensation in the soles of the feet or the bottom of the feet as hot foot syndrome (BFS). Plantar fasciitis often leads to an uncomfortable hot and painful sensation in the foot. Symptoms of hot feet can be mild or severe, depending on the cause. There are many reasons for experiencing this sensation, which can even be painful for many. Nerve damage caused by diabetes: In many people with nerve damage or neuropathy, the nerves in the legs are the first places to be damaged. These nerves become hyperactive and sensitive to touch. They send pain signals to the brain even in the absence of a scar. Alcohol abuse: Alcoholism may lead to nerve damage, which in turn causes burning feet. Kidney disease: When the kidneys are damaged, waste products are not filtered effectively from the body. This causes peripheral neuropathy, which leads to a burning sensation in the soles of the feet. Vitamin deficiency and anemia: This happens over the years when we don't get enough nutritious food or when vitamins are not absorbed by the body. This condition can also lead to pain and heat in the soles of the feet. Athlete's foot: This is a fungal infection that usually first appears as a pimple between the toes. The rash may cause a burning sensation on the soles of the feet. Hypothyroidism: This is a condition in which the production of thyroid hormones is insufficient. This problem may also appear as a burning sensation in the soles of the feet. Chemotherapy: One of the common side effects of chemotherapy is peripheral neuropathy, which, as mentioned earlier, leads to a burning sensation in the legs. After bariatric surgery: Some people feel burning in their legs for a few weeks after bariatric surgery, which can be the result of malabsorption of B vitamins after gastric bypass surgery. Charcot-Marie-Tooth disease: This is a genetic disorder that affects the sensory nerve fibers and hence causes a burning sensation in the soles of the feet. HIV/AIDS: Infection can cause peripheral neuropathy, or sometimes certain drugs used to treat AIDS can cause a burning sensation in the soles of the feet as a side effect. Chronic regional pain syndrome or CRPS: This condition causes severe pain and although the cause of chronic regional pain syndrome is not clear, it usually occurs after an injury, stroke or heart attack. Hot soles are also symptoms of regional pain syndrome. Tarsal tunnel syndrome: When the posterior tibial nerve is compressed in the foot, it may cause a burning sensation in the sole of the foot. Diagnostic tests for plantar burning In most patients, no additional tests are needed to diagnose plantar burning caused by neuropathy. However, in some, the causative factors may not be known. In such cases, further diagnostic tests may be required. These tests may include: Electromyography Nerve conduction test Nerve biopsy How is plantar heat treated? Treatment depends on the underlying cause or condition. Apple Cider Vinegar Home Remedies Apple cider vinegar can help fight bacteria, fungi, and many other harmful germs. Soaking your feet in a warm foot bath with apple cider vinegar can be a great way to treat athlete's foot, however, there is no scientific evidence to prove how effective this home remedy can be. Cold water The burning sensation in the feet can be treated with a cold water foot bath. You can put your feet in cool water for at least 15 minutes. This can at least temporarily relieve the symptoms of burning leg syndrome. Additionally, avoid exposing your feet to heat as this can worsen symptoms. To make this home remedy more effective, it is suggested to add Epsom salt in a pan of cold water. Fish oil Fish oil also contains anti-inflammatory properties that can be helpful in reducing pain and discomfort. If a person suffers from burning leg syndrome, this is caused by diabetes, it is better to treat his burning leg syndrome by using fish oil. According to one study, it was shown that fish oil can slow down and even reverse the progression of diabetic neuropathy. A person can consume between 2400 and 5400 mg of fish oil per day. Omega-3 fatty acids work well in treating pain-related problems. It