Epilepsy is a chronic disease that causes transient brain dysfunction. Epilepsy is harmful, impactful, and long-lasting, and the causes of recurrence of epilepsy, which are diverse, cause seizures that are also the cause of their clinical recurrence. The patient’s history of epilepsy is not recorded to provide correct medical history information Many patients go to the hospital for examination and treatment, the doctor asks about the condition most people answer with do not know, not clear, here to remind patients because epilepsy history has a very important role in the diagnosis of epilepsy, so experts in the diagnosis of epilepsy to understand the patient’s epilepsy history, which requires epilepsy patients’ families to record every seizure of the patient, including This requires the family of the patient with epilepsy to record each seizure, including the time of the seizure, symptoms, etc. The patient’s family members need to keep records of every seizure, including records of seizures, symptoms, and so on. to the point that even when the disease does not develop, the spirit is no longer normal. The most important thing is that the patient will be able to take care of his or her condition. The actual fact is that you can find a lot of people who have been in the business for a long time, and they’ve been in the business for a long time. These patients and their families think that as long as the seizures are no longer occurring and they can take care of themselves, they are not aware that the seizure control is the result of the action of drugs, which does not mean that the neuronal function of the brain is completely restored. Therefore, after stopping the treatment, the seizures appear again, sometimes more serious than the previous seizures, leading to a vicious circle. With early, comprehensive, thorough and systematic treatment, the symptoms are controlled faster and the interval is longer, and some of them can even be cured. The results are often poorer in patients with incomplete treatment, irregular medication, and recurrent relapses. Some patients think that “all drugs have their own poison”, that long-term use will cause damage to brain function and body, and some interrupt treatment from the immediate economic interests. Problems such as these often lead to relapse of the disease.