It is recommended that patients and family members who consult with epilepsy must provide comprehensive information on the following aspects: 1. 7. any aura before the onset of the attack, such as a feeling of gas in the upper abdomen, hallucinations, head discomfort, déjà vu, etc. deflection, different movements of the limbs on both sides, whether there is any impairment of consciousness (brief froth, not too clear consciousness, but also not coma); whether there is any automaticity (self-talk, repeated groping, swallowing, chewing, spinning, running, etc.), whether there is any reaction to the call of the surrounding people during the seizure; whether there are any minor seizures in addition to the major ones in patients with generalized convulsions, i.e. the emergence of symptoms before each convulsion; 11. The duration of seizures (time of convulsions, time of unconsciousness); 12. what drugs have been used and the dosage of drugs; 13. what kind of drug side effects have occurred; 14. whether a cranial CT or MRI has been done and whether there are any lesions. To provide the above information more comprehensively, there must be a patient narrative of feelings and a description from a witness who saw the patient’s seizure. This will give the doctor more comprehensive information when consulting the above questions. A fully qualified epilepsy specialist should be able to look at the EEG, but unfortunately, there are many regions and hospitals in our country, and even some large hospitals, where the level of EEG examination is not up to par, in many ways, such as not doing sleep-induced EEG in epilepsy patients, mistakenly misclassifying the top spike waves in children during sleep as epileptiform discharges. For example, patients with epilepsy do not do sleep-induced EEG, mistakenly misclassify the top spike wave in children during sleep as epileptiform discharge; or misclassify some pseudo-differences as discharge, single or unreasonable lead arrangement misses some discharges, etc. You can just describe the presence or absence of abnormal slow waves and spikes, sharp waves, spikes and slow waves.