Whether ligament laxity will recover on its own depends on the degree of injury. Usually, ligament laxity can recover on its own in minor injuries, but in serious injuries, ligament laxity usually cannot recover on its own, and timely treatment is needed. If a patient has a minor ligament strain that causes ligament laxity, the ligament laxity usually recovers on its own after adequate rest and protection. However, if the ligament laxity is caused by a more serious injury, it usually cannot recover on its own, and requires surgery or braces to help the ligament recover, and active rehabilitation training after surgery. If the patient found ligament laxity, through the rest after the symptoms did not improve, it is recommended to go to the hospital in a timely manner to clarify the severity of the injury, targeted treatment, in general to develop good habits, pay attention to the joints, ligament protection.