Yes, it is possible to have another aneurysm after a first has been corrected or stopped. The Brain Aneurysm Foundation says the chances of reoccurrence are between ten and 15 percent. The odds of it happening again are higher for people under the age of fifty, and anyone with health conditions that may cause aneurysms also increase risk.

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