Some common treatment for burning sensation are given below: Medications Infection (e.g., eye infection, bladder infection, etc.) antibiotics Acid reflux antacids or PPIs Nerve pain anticonvulsants or antidepressants Topical ointment (e.g., lidocaine or capsaicin) for skin pain Lifestyle Changes Avoid hot spices or acid reflux causes Control blood sugar in diabetes Relax with loose footwear to avoid pressure on feet Utilize ergonomically designed instruments to avoid repetitive strain on hands Home Remedies Cold pack on burned skin or eyes Itching oatmeal or baking soda bath Saline eye drops for burning eyes Balanced diet and sufficient drinking water Medical Interventions For symptoms due to structural causes (e.g., kidney stone , ulcer, or herniated disc), procedure therapy or surgery might be warranted
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