Maybe it's unrelated!
I have peripheral neuropathy now, but years ago I developed something in my feet. I could do a 5 hour mountain hike up to that point, but then I started developing a burning foot pain about 10-15 minutes into the start of the hike..very painful, and I was leading hikes...not good!
I did not have a formal diagnosis, but I began treating it like a "Mortons Neuroma".
I bought hiking boots (and running shoes) with a wide and deep toebox, I bought (over the counter), foam toe spacers and used them for 5 minutes 2x/ day. They separated the toes and I think brought better circulation. I also bought Dr Scholl's "BALL OF FOOT" inserts for the shoes/boots. I bought both in the foot section at the pharmacy. (Shopper Drug Mart). For awhile I did a warm/hot foot soak before bed, then did a foot massage for a minute or two. The pain went away and I contued for about a year. It hasn't come back but I now only wear my shoes/runners/ boots with plenty of space for toes to spread out, and about twice/ week, I wear the toe spacers for about 5
minutes. I think what was the most was the Dr Scholls "Ball of Foot" inserts. There are 2 types, one for runners/hiking boots and the other for ladies shoes. I'm avoiding ladies shoes unless a wedding etc,
I hope this helps as I think peripheral neuropathy and Mortons Neuroma are different problems, but entail burning pain.
That would be 11 years ago and I walked The Frances Camino in Spain after that ..750 kms, no burning no pain.