Feeling hot in the feet is commonly caused by diseases such as diabetes, hyperthyroidism, and plant nerve dysfunction, in addition to body heat and excessive activity that can also cause the soles of the feet to burn.
1. Diabetes is prone to peripheral neuritis, which can lead to abnormal sensation, manifesting as hot feet and numbness on the soles of the feet, and diabetes is also associated with symptoms of excessive drinking, urination, eating, and weight loss.
2. Hyperthyroidism has a faster metabolism and will also tend to feel feverish.
3. Plant nerve disorders also often manifest as insomnia, excessive thinking, distress, depression, burning feet, stomach upset, heart discomfort, etc.
4. In addition to the hot soles of the feet, fever is often manifested by the hot palms of the hands, and the body temperature can be found to be elevated, more than 38 degrees 5.
5. In addition, too much standing, walking, running and other activities can promote blood circulation, which can also cause the soles of the feet to get hot.