New Coronary Pneumonia is a self-limiting disease, and the clinical symptoms usually disappear within a week. Lighter patients with good physical fundamentals, adequate rest, and proper diet will gradually recover and usually have no residual symptoms. However, new coronary pneumonia mainly involves the lungs, and severe patients may be left with some lung damage, such as pulmonary fibrosis, for a period of time. However, the lungs have a repair function and will usually improve with pulmonary function exercises, but the long-term prognosis is difficult to predict accurately and active follow-up is still required.