Whether mild myasthenia gravis can recover on its own is closely related to the type of myasthenia gravis and the degree of the disease. The specific situation should be promptly determined by a doctor who will consult the neurology department of the hospital. Myasthenia gravis is an acquired autoimmune disease caused by the dysfunction of nerve and muscle junction. The disease is divided into oculomotor and generalized type. 10%-20% of patients with oculomotor type mild myasthenia can recover by themselves. 20%-30% of patients with oculomotor type are limited to extraocular muscles and will not have other problems and can recover gradually. 50%-70% of patients with oculomotor type can develop generalized type due to the aggravation of the disease and can develop medullary and limb symptoms, which in most cases cannot be cured by themselves and should be treated promptly with targeted treatment. For patients with mild myasthenia gravis, they should pay attention to dietary regimen, eat protein-rich foods in moderation, do moderate physical exercise, do not worry too much, and just actively carry out treatment.