Background: Mycetoma is an unnoticed tropical disease caused by bending and is hampered with various helpful, affluent and monetary consequences for the affected systems. It is a regular problem of restoration in the state of Punjab in Pakistan. Objective: This current research was conducted to examine the clinical appearance and managers of the mycetoma problem at the Mayo Hospital Lahore Mycetoma Center. Methods: This was a pending realistic social welfare based assessment conducted on 140 patients who had decided to have their mycosis treated with Mayo Hospital Lahore between January 2018 and October 2019. The variable review was conducted to measure trademarks, clinical presentation, types of mycoses and types of therapeutic systems. Results: The most common age was 25-45 years, which is 54 (49%). The people were 80 (75%). Individuals were usually farmers or animal breeders with a share of 36% or 14%, respectively, independent of each other. All patients gave an extension (100%) and usually a discharge in a sinus (78%). Most patients live by far in the state of Gezira (85%). The eumycetoma was represented in 97% of cases, compared with 6% Actinomycetal. The investigation was dependent on the clinical assessment in general and the X-column for bone belonging, which was represented in 18% of cases. All cases underwent careful mediation as broad quartering (84%), displacement (19%) and debulking (5%). Conclusion: The evaluation led to an enormous number of patients who came too late in the past due to lack of organization. Keywords: Mycetoma; Recurrence; Amputation.