1, epilepsy patients should be prepared psychologically, while informing family members or people around them, because seizures are inevitable, there are conditions and time to help the patient to the bed, too late to make them lie down in order to prevent sudden loss of consciousness and fall, quickly move away from the surrounding hard objects, sharp objects to reduce the injury to the body during seizures. As family members and people around you, you should closely observe the onset time of the patient, the duration of each seizure (including loss of consciousness and convulsion time), and pay attention to the site of the first convulsion, whether it is local or general, whether it is accompanied by loss of consciousness and binoculars, incontinence, etc. These performances are helpful for the doctor to make a diagnosis. The actual fact is that the actual person is not a person, but a person who is a person. The mental care of epilepsy patients is more important than the care of their lives. The regularity of life is helpful for the mental pleasure of patients, but sometimes it is contradictory for children, therefore, it is necessary to do a lot of meticulous ideological work. 3, persistent epilepsy is an emergency critical illness, if not timely treatment can appear brain edema, brain herniation, respiratory and circulatory failure and death. The actual fact is that you will be able to get a lot more than just a few of these. The family of the epileptic patient should be sent to the hospital immediately once the patient is found to have persistent status epilepticus. Before sending to the hospital, if the family has phenobarbital injection, diazepam injection or enema, the drug can be given once and then sent to the hospital. The first thing to do is to protect the tongue. Before the seizure, place the gauze wrapped pressure plate between the upper and lower molars of the patient to avoid biting the tongue, if you fail to put it in before the seizure, wait until the patient opens his mouth in the tonic phase and then put it in again. During the seizure, make the patient lie down, loosen the collar and turn the head to the side to facilitate the discharge of respiratory secretions and vomit to prevent choking and asphyxiation caused by inflow into the trachea. There are more respiratory secretions during grand mal seizures, which can easily cause respiratory obstruction or aspiration pneumonia. Do not stuff anything in the mouth during convulsions and do not instill medicine to prevent choking.