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Can I eat this with Edoxaban?
Edoxaban can be taken with or without food, but drinking a lot of alcohol can raise the risk of side effects, and St John's wort may not mix well with it.
Our DOACs page also covers Edoxaban and gives one answer for the whole group. This page follows Edoxaban’s own NHS page, so where the two differ, go by this one.
Type any food below for an instant verdict — we check 27 foods and drinks for Edoxaban (0 to avoid, 27 to take care with) — or tap one below.
Quick answers
- Should I take Edoxaban with food?
- Take it once a day, at the same time every day, with or without food.
- Can I drink alcohol with Edoxaban?
- Yes, with care. Try not to drink a lot of alcohol, as it can increase the risk of side effects with edoxaban.
- Can I eat st john's wort with Edoxaban?
- Yes, with care. St John's wort may not mix well with edoxaban, so tell your doctor before taking it.
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1 · What do you take?
Edoxaban can be taken with or without food, but drinking a lot of alcohol can raise the risk of side effects, and St John's wort may not mix well with it.
You can eat and drink normally while taking edoxaban. Try to avoid drinking a lot of alcohol, as it can increase the risk of side effects. St John's wort, a herbal remedy, may not mix well with edoxaban, so tell your doctor about any herbal remedies or supplements.
Read our full Edoxaban guide →2 · What do you want to eat or drink?
When to take it: Take it once a day, at the same time every day, with or without food.
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Further reading on Edoxaban
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Food groups that matter with Edoxaban
Every medicine each one affects, on one page.