How long can someone live with atrial fibrillation and a stroke?

Patient's question:

Aaaaaaahhhhhhhhh my uncle was carefully diagnosed with adrenal hyperplasia last month and has been taking medication to maintain it. Today, during the follow-up check-up, it was said that he has high blood pressure. Can adrenal hypertension be cured?

Doctor's answer:

A stroke caused by cerebral embolism generally allows a person to live for about ten years. Atrial fibrillation combined with a stroke is relatively severe, and the likelihood of recurrence depends on the patient's age and the current severity of the condition. However, to treat the stroke and prevent recurrence, both old and new conditions must be addressed.
1. Lowering blood lipids. This is the primary treatment principle throughout the entire treatment process.
2. Improving blood vessel circulation and dissolving blood clots.
3. Paying attention to diet. Generally, to prevent the formation of blood clots, aspirin is taken long-term, often indefinitely.

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