Epilepsy-associated neurosis is a common symptom of the clinical manifestations of epilepsy-associated psychiatric disorders. It can occur before, during, and after a seizure, or during interictal periods when there is a persistent psychiatric disorder. How should epilepsy-associated neurosis be prevented? 1. Place the patient in the intensive care unit, check the patient’s mouth for movable denture, and remove it if it is present. Avoid wearing glasses as much as possible to prevent trauma from falling. Strengthen the rounds to detect sudden seizures in time. 2. Take necessary measures to avoid triggering factors. Triggering factors include excessive drinking, eating, drinking, constipation, poor sleep, emotional excitement, hot and stuffy air, strong sound and light stimulation, sudden discontinuation of antiepileptic drugs, etc. 3, pay attention to the observation of the condition. When the patient complains of chest tightness, numbness of the limbs, unpleasant smell, emotional changes with delusions and hallucinations, immediately lay the patient down and prepare the patient for sudden loss of consciousness. 4.Encourage the patient to develop good habits, regular rest and bowel movement, avoid constipation, over-stressed and tired work, light diet, and reduce bright light stimulation. 5. Carefully implement the requirements of drug treatment and nursing routine. Observe the reaction to the medication, follow the doctor’s orders to give the medication on time and in the right amount to ensure that the patient will take the medication. Pay attention to observe the side effects of medication after administration. Include the presence of ataxia, drowsiness and dizziness. Do not stop or change the medication suddenly. To avoid inducing seizures. 6, family support, patients should visit frequently during hospitalization so that patients enjoy the warmth of family, patient care at home should pay attention to supervise the patient’s medication, care about the changes in the patient’s condition, reduce irritation of patients to prevent recurrence of the disease.