Can ozone poisoning recover on its own?

 　　Whether ozone poisoning can recover on its own usually depends on the severity of the condition. If the case is mild, recovery may occur spontaneously; however, in severe cases, spontaneous recovery is unlikely. Detailed analysis is as follows:
　　1. Yes
　　After minimal inhalation of ozone leading to mild poisoning, symptoms may be limited to dryness and discomfort in the mouth, throat, nose, or eyes. This typically constitutes mild poisoning and generally resolves within 24 hours, provided the individual immediately leaves the contaminated environment and rests in a well-ventilated area with sufficient fresh air.
　　2. No
　　However, if a large amount of ozone is inhaled, the poisoning may not only cause dry mouth and eye irritation but may also lead to serious clinical conditions such as chemical pneumonia and pulmonary edema. These are severe complications that will not resolve spontaneously and require medical treatment, including hyperbaric oxygen therapy and other interventions under a doctor's guidance.
　　After ozone poisoning, the individual should immediately leave the contaminated area and move to a well-ventilated location. If severe symptoms are present, prompt medical treatment is essential.