The work of epileptic patients need to grasp a principle: when seizures, sudden unconsciousness, fainting, the surrounding environment will not bring danger for him, such work is more suitable for epileptic patients to do. For example, a patient with epilepsy suddenly faints, suddenly has a seizure, then becomes unconscious and faints, but if he is a driver is driving, at this time the vehicle is out of control may bring great danger, it is obvious that this type of work is not suitable for him to do. If he is working next to a machine, when he suddenly becomes unconscious and faints on the side, if this machine is not operated by anyone, it will also produce malfunction and even bring danger to the patient, this work is also not suitable for epileptic patients. Therefore, the general principle is that the work of an epileptic patient lies in the fact that even if his condition is not well controlled and he has a seizure and is unconscious, even if he faints on the ground, the surrounding environment will not produce a huge change and bring risk to him, and it is more suitable for general office work.