Sleeping epilepsy generally presents as a sudden onset of illness, accompanied by dysphoria or behavioral abnormalities. The most common symptoms of sleep-type epilepsy include sudden opening of the eyes, awakening, or panic attacks during sleep, often accompanied by dystonia or other movement disorders, and in a few cases, sleep-related sexually aggressive behavior. The different categories of epilepsy require different methods of medical treatment, but at first it is necessary for each category of epilepsy to have knowledge of the understanding of the epilepsy, today for each sleep epilepsy, because each generally do not have a good understanding of this aspect, so often can not be very good to diagnose and treat the disease. Sleeping epilepsy in the category of epilepsy is the category of epilepsy in which seizures occur in sleep, the category of epilepsy in the cause of epilepsy, sleep is a very important point, any epileptic seizures may occur in the current sleep. And the key seizures that occur in sleep are classified as sleep epilepsy. Sleeping epilepsy generally presents as a sudden onset of illness, accompanied by dysphoria or behavioral disorders. The most common sleep-type epilepsy symptoms include sudden opening of the eyes, arousal, or panic manifestations in sleep, most often accompanied by dystonia or other movement disorders, and in a few cases, sleep-related sexually aggressive behavior. Clinically, sleep-related epilepsy has a lot in common with sleep disorders such as hypersomnia, night terrors, nightmares, OSAS, etc.: they all occur during sleep, and the other manifestations are mostly sudden, and they can be accompanied by dysphoria or behavioral abnormalities. After knowing the categories of epilepsy and the introduction of sleep epilepsy, it is more expected that each person can eliminate epilepsy before it is too late.