Industrial sickness, especially in small industries, have always had a negative impact on the economy as more and more industries such as cotton, jute, sugar, textiles, steel and engineering are affected by the problem of the sickness.
The progression of work-related diseases has been highlighted from the pre-independence period to its current prevalence. Rebuilding ailing industrial enterprises is neither the answer nor the solution for them.
Occupational diseases not only affect owners, workers and creditors, but also waste national resources and cause social unrest. Therefore, in order to take disease prevention measures, it is considered very important to take appropriate measures at clinics and to detect symptoms of occupational diseases at an early stage.