There is currently no official form of diagnosing an individual with<unk> . Affected workers should be offered alternative employment. Employers in the manufacturing and textile industry should take preventative measures to ensure workers are not exposed to excessive dust and cotton during their work shifts as this is the main cause of<unk>  exposure. Continued exposure leads to development of persistent symptoms and progressive decline in FEV1. Dust control measures can also help reduce the risk of textile workers developing<unk> . Educational content aimed to raise awareness about<unk>  and other occupational lung diseases can be useful to inform workers and managers in textile industry as well as unions, and other health professionals. Educational content should be based on signs and symptoms of<unk>  as well as other diagnostic measures.
Byssinosis
Chancroid
Granulosis rubra nasi
Trichinosis
Tungiasis
Tinea faciei
Demodicosis
Onychomycosis