The eye is composed of multiple structures, and different structures can become inflamed and cause different inflammatory damage, such as conjunctivitis and keratitis. Whether vision loss from inflammation of the eye can be recovered depends on the site of inflammation, the degree of inflammatory damage, and whether treatment is timely or not. 1. Conjunctivitis: may be caused by bacterial infection, viral infection, allergy, and other factors. If the vision loss is caused by conjunctivitis, through effective treatment, the inflammation can be effectively controlled and vision can gradually return to normal. 2. factors, the recovery of corneal inflammation depends on the effectiveness of treatment and the degree of damage. Some mild keratitis can be fully recovered after treatment for vision loss, but if keratitis has formed ulcers and further rehabilitation, corneal cloudiness or corneal white spots may be formed, resulting in vision loss that cannot be recovered; 3. Others: If iridocyclitis occurs, if the inflammation is effectively controlled, the patient’s symptoms will be controlled through treatment and vision may be restored to normal. In case of necrotizing anterior sclerositis, if active treatment is not carried out in time, when combined with a significant increase in intraocular pressure, it can lead to perforation of the eye and not only vision loss cannot be recovered, but also cause permanent vision loss. To summarize, once eye inflammation is detected, in order to avoid serious conditions due to untimely treatment, patients should go to the hospital’s ophthalmology department in a timely manner and have a treatment plan issued by a professional specialist to help restore their vision to a normal state.