(1) General treatment 1. Avoid alcohol abuse and prolonged playing of video games, etc. 2. Develop a good lifestyle, avoid staying up late, overnight entertainment, overtime work, etc. 3.Do not engage in dangerous or potentially injurious activities (such as driving, climbing, swimming, etc.) during epilepsy activities. 4. Avoid other factors that may induce seizures. (B) Drug therapy, drug therapy should comply with the following principles 1. monotherapy: monotherapy is preferred for newly diagnosed epilepsy patients, the advantages of monotherapy are: less side effects, good patient compliance, economical, and better quality of life. The purpose of slowly increasing the dose is twofold: to reach the best control with less dose, and secondly, to reduce the occurrence of side effects. The first time the patient receives medication, the patient must be warned that the drug can only control the seizures and control the symptoms, there is no drug to cure epilepsy, so the long-term system of regular medication is the main method of treatment of epilepsy. The combination of drugs: For patients with epilepsy whose seizures cannot be controlled by monotherapy, the combination of two or more AEDs with different mechanisms of action and few interactions between drugs can be considered. 5, individualized treatment principles: for different patient populations, the specific circumstances and characteristics of patients should be considered when selecting AEDs, such as elderly patients to avoid the use of drugs that affect bone metabolism (such as carbamazepine, phenytoin); long-term use of anticoagulant drugs for stroke patients, it is recommended to use AEDs without drug interactions; pregnant women are best to avoid the use of valproic acid, etc. 6. Indications for drug discontinuation: For patients with complete seizure control (seizure-free) for more than 2-3 years after taking medication, with normal long-range EEG multiple times and no neuroimaging abnormalities, drug discontinuation can be considered for a period of not less than 6 months. (iii) Surgery For patients whose seizures cannot be controlled after systematic and multiple drug combination therapy, pre-surgical evaluation can be performed, and those who meet the indications for surgery can be treated surgically. Commonly used surgical methods include: lesion excision, cerebral hemispherectomy, submural fiber transection, corpus callosum dissection, vagus nerve electrical stimulation, etc.