Phone Number
(877) MYNEWRX (696-3979)
(877) MYNEWRX (696-3979)

Eliquis is the brand name for Apixaban medication and is primarily used to prevent blood clots and to lower the risk of having a stroke due to an irregular heartbeat (atrial fibrillation) or following knee or hip surgery when your movement may be limited. There are a number of reasons your doctor may prescribe Eliquis for you. Apixaban may be used to treat blood clots in your lungs resulting from pulmonary embolism (PE) or blood clots in your legs from deep vein thrombosis (DVT). As well as being prescribed to treat blood clots, Eliquis may also be used to lower the risk of re-occurrence.
Easy bruising. Unusual bleeding such as from the mouth, nose, rectum or vagina. Bleeding from the site of an injection.
Persistent or non-stop bleeding from any area, including the mouth, nose, rectum or vagina. Dizziness, headaches, weakness or the feeling that you may pass out. Spitting up blood, coughing up blood, black or bloody stools. Vomit that looks like coffee grounds. Pink, red or brown urine.
Take Eliquis orally as prescribed by your doctor. Eliquis is usually taken twice a day, twelve hours apart, and may be taken with or without food.