In Pakistan, important problems in occupational medicine include:

• Workplace Safety Issues: Many industries, especially in manufacturing, construction, and agriculture, lack proper safety measures, leading to frequent accidents and injuries.
• Exposure to Hazardous Substances: Workers often face exposure to toxic chemicals, dust, and harmful materials without adequate protective equipment.
• Poor Enforcement of Labor Laws: Weak regulatory oversight results in inadequate implementation of occupational health standards.
• Lack of Awareness and Training: Many workers and employers are unaware of occupational health risks and preventive practices.
• Limited Access to Occupational Health Services: There are few specialized clinics and trained professionals available, particularly in rural and informal sectors.
• Prevalence of Occupational Diseases: Respiratory illnesses, musculoskeletal disorders, and hearing loss are common but often underdiagnosed or untreated.

The main problem in occupational medicine is the same as in any other kind of US medicine. It is business issues domination over the medical rules and ethics. Money is the number one in US medicine. Secondly, medical schools wrongly teach students to use lookup tables instead of analyzing what is going on with patients and finding the primary reason for the problem, as a result, US doctors are treating symptoms instead of patients. Too many surgeries for cases when it is not necessary. This is why the US medicine is only in about 47th place in the whole world. A big stigma for so well-developed country.

Our clinical sence is much better. But to go to the finally is difficult due to the lack of financial issue and doing further evaluation..

There is lack of robust evidence other reason may lack of belief among user