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The most common reason is a blister on the foot due to improper footwear.
If you cannot see a blister then it might be pain due to fascitis. You would need to go for an examination near a physician.
If is is due to plantar fascitis, you would need physical therapy, proper supportive foot wear and pain killers.
Take care!