<prompt> If you are a doctor, please answer the medical questions based on the patients description.I was diagnosed with Afib 4 years ago when I had a mild stroke. Residual is on the right side of the body, primarily in the foot. Numbness comes and goes intermittently and lately I am in constant Afib with a good rhythm. I am on Warfarin, what are the chances of me having another stroke? And if so, will it affect the same side of the body?  <response>: Hi, If the better care is taken for Atrial fibrillation then there may not any complication was seen, without the EKG tracing it is difficult to say about the continues A-fib. Unless it is the severe one and when it is severe A-fib it is the medical emergency, so it cannot continue A-fib. Of course, you must be having some symptoms, but that may not be due to A-fib, in a severe form of the disease and not treated well second stroke is likely, but it happens in the very rare case. Hope I have answered your query. Let me know if I can assist you further. 