Encephalitis-induced epilepsy may be lifelong or may be cured. Some viral encephalitis, which can lead to secondary epilepsy, is associated with damage to the temporal and frontal lobes of the brain due to viral encephalitis. Some patients with mild damage to the temporal and frontal lobes may be cured of epilepsy when the encephalitis is cured, but if the damage to the temporal and frontal lobes is severe, epilepsy cannot be cured. Patients with encephalitis-induced epilepsy need to actively and effectively treat the primary disease, and at the same time, under the guidance of the doctor to choose the appropriate antiepileptic drugs according to the specific type of seizures, and need to be regularly re-examined, and do not blindly self-medication or adjust the dose of drugs.