Genetic factors: 1, genetic factors: chromosomal abnormalities, special age onset, no obvious cause, but there are symptoms and signs, and paroxysmal 3 times/sec spike and slow wave EEG changes. 2, congenital malformations of brain development in newborns, neonatal birth injury with cerebral hemorrhage or cerebral hypoxia. 3, high fever convulsions, shock, traumatic brain injury, encephalitis, intracranial infection. The treatment of epilepsy is generally based on oral medication, 70% of patients can be controlled, of which 50%-60% can be cured after 2 to 5 years of treatment, and can live and work as normal, but there are still 20%-30% of the medication effect is not obvious, the development of intractable epilepsy. 2, with the incidence of epilepsy rising year by year, parents should be vigilant, more medical knowledge, children appear similar symptoms, early detection, early examination, early diagnosis, standardized treatment.