The prevention of neurological disorders associated with epilepsy is very important. And it is relevant to the whole society, and prevention of epilepsy involves not only the medical field. Prevention of epilepsy should focus on three levels: first, prevention of epilepsy by focusing on the etiology: second, control of seizures, and third, reduction of the adverse physical, psychological and social effects of epilepsy on the patient. 1. For secondary epilepsy, the specific causes should be prevented, infections, nutritional deficiencies and diseases of various systems should be reduced, so that the fetus is less adversely affected, and prenatal attention should be paid to maternal health. The newborn birth injury is one of the important causes of epilepsy, so it is important to prevent birth accidents and avoid birth injuries to prevent epilepsy. It is important to prevent birth accidents and avoid birth injuries in order to prevent epilepsy. If the pregnant women are examined regularly and the difficult births are handled in a timely manner, it is possible to avoid or reduce birth injuries in newborns and to implement new methods of delivery. The seizures should be controlled immediately with medication, and sufficient attention should be given to febrile convulsions in infancy and early childhood to avoid them as much as possible. To actively prevent various diseases of the pediatric central nervous system, reduce the sequelae, and timely treatment. 2, seizure control, if to avoid the triggering factors of epilepsy and comprehensive treatment. Statistics show that, therefore, after a single seizure it seems that most patients will relapse, and it is particularly important for patients to prevent the recurrence of epileptic symptoms after the first seizure, with a recurrence rate of 27% to 82%. 3, so that patients worry, anxiety, so that depression, bitterness, frustration, such as conjugal quarrels, divorce, relatives respectively unexpected disability, work difficulties, interpersonal tension, etc., the disease is often triggered by psychosocial factors, as well as serious physical illness and other factors. This depressed mood lasts a short time and disappears, in normal people after diversion. However, depressive neurosis patients maintain depression for a longer period of time, especially in those with depressive personality disorder. Therefore, the course of depressive neurosis is slow and prolonged. Insufficient energy, characterized by low mood, fond of contemplation, lack of confidence in the future, pessimistic outlook on everything, few words, difficulties in the face of reality, recalling the past and blaming themselves, and personality disorders. These people obviously lack self-confidence and have low self-esteem. 4, prevention of epilepsy, transmission factors make some children have a susceptibility to convulsions. In order to decide to terminate the pregnancy or early treatment, for this, some serious hereditary diseases that can cause mental retardation and epilepsy should be investigated in detail in the family, and special emphasis should be placed on the importance of genetic counseling to understand whether there are seizures and their characteristics in both parents, siblings and close relatives of the patient, and prenatal diagnosis or neonatal over screening should be performed to control the seizures.