When a patient with hepatic encephalopathy has convulsions that won’t stop, the patient should avoid self-injury, and ventilation should be ensured, and timely medical treatment should be provided. 1. When a patient with hepatic encephalopathy experiences convulsions, it is important to take good care of the patient. During this time, the patient will also experience a sensation of severe chest pain. It is important to keep the patient lying on the ground, not to move back and forth, try to keep the patient quiet, and keep the room air circulating. 2. After the attack of hepatic encephalopathy, the patient will have convulsions, and even shock in severe cases. At this time, it is necessary to take out the foreign objects in the patient’s mouth in time, keep the patient’s breathing smooth, and avoid the patient biting his tongue, which is also very crucial for the treatment in the later stage. 3. When the patient with hepatic encephalopathy has convulsions, if the pulse is weak and the limbs are cold, attention should be paid to lowering the patient’s head and then elevating the patient’s feet in order to increase the blood flow. If the patient’s pulse suddenly disappears, give chest compressions and artificial respiration immediately. In the event of hepatic encephalopathy convulsions that do not stop, immediate medical attention should be sought to avoid delays.