Pneumoconiosis is an occupational disease that tends to affect individuals who have been exposed to dust over a long period of time in a harsh environment. Clinically, pneumoconiosis is a chronic occupational disease for which there are generally no specific effective treatments. In managing pneumoconiosis, the medications used typically aim to slow the progression of the disease and alleviate the existing clinical symptoms of discomfort in patients. For cases where the symptoms are relatively mild, it is usually recommended that an annual review suffices. However, for more severe cases, and where the patient may also experience significant clinical discomfort during this period, it is generally recommended to consider increasing the frequency of check-ups to 2 or 3 additional times. Therefore, the specific number of annual follow-ups for pneumoconiosis should be determined based on the individual condition of the patient, rather than having a fixed rule that stipulates only one or two examinations per year for everyone.