1. Bring all the information from previous visits, including detailed diagrams of the EEG, MRI or CT films of the head, and all the labs. It is best to arrange them in chronological order. This is true even for follow-ups, because doctors see many patients every day and have many other things on their mind, so it is impossible for them to remember the exact conditions of the children they have seen. Parents should understand this. It is a good idea to organize your child’s seizures and medications in chronological order so that you do not forget what you want to tell them or ask them in the consultation room. 2. If possible, use a cell phone, camera or video camera to record your child’s seizures, as this can be very helpful in making a diagnosis. 3. Describe the child’s seizure to the doctor as carefully as possible: therefore, once the child has had a seizure, be calm and observe the child’s seizure as best you can, including whether the eyes are staring in which direction, whether the head is twisted in which direction, whether the face is blue or white, whether there is purple around the mouth, whether there is increased foaming or salivation, whether the limbs are rigid, twitching, symmetrical, and whether there is any urinary or fecal incontinence. After the seizure, are you very tired, lassitude, limb weakness (symmetrical or asymmetrical), vomiting, slurred speech after the seizure, and so on? 4. It is best to have the EEG done at a good medical center because experience is needed to read the chart. Also, print out as many of the original images as possible, especially the background when awake, during a seizure, and any images that the local doctor thinks are abnormal, so that other doctors can look at the images themselves. The EEG should be one that includes awake as well as natural sleep. 5. Children with epilepsy are usually routinely required to have blood and urine tests, liver and kidney function, electrolytes, and fasting glucose tests. Out-of-town patients are asked to have these tests done locally when they visit the hospital, so that they can spend less time in the hospital. 6, the initial consultation generally must bring the child face to face. For follow-up, if the child is not otherwise unwell, he or she may not be brought. Parents must pay attention to the website’s clinic hours and clinic closure announcements before the consultation, such as clinic closures will be informed in advance, so as to avoid a waste of time; if it is an out-of-town patients, the child’s general condition is better, the seizure control is good, the follow-up is inconvenient can be through the telephone consultation and communication with the doctor. 7, epilepsy and other neurological diseases are more difficult, the process of seeing the doctor is time-consuming, the need to carefully ask about medical history and physical examination, but the outpatient clinic to see a lot of patients, divided into each patient’s time is limited, if the parents still have questions about the condition, you can continue to communicate through the online exchange or telephone counseling. The above summary, I hope to help the parents of children with the disease, but also hope that patients and their families can refer to the above precautions, reasonable and correct to obtain treatment. Treatment, maintain a good state of mind, actively cooperate with the doctor’s treatment, do a good job of daily care, multi-party joint efforts to achieve the best results.