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. 2019 Mar 15;10(3):3552–3559. doi: 10.19102/icrm.2019.100304

Table 3:

Drug–Drug Interactions Involving Anticoagulants and Antiarrhythmics

Antiarrhythmic Drug Mechanism of Interaction Warfarin Dabigatran Rivaroxaban Apixaban Edoxaban
Quinidine Warfarin: 3A4 inhibition Potentiated anticoagulant effect 53% increase Extent of increase unknown No data yet 77% increase
DOACs: P-gp competition
Flecainide None anticipated None known No data yet No data yet No data yet No data yet
Propafenone Warfarin: 3A4 inhibition Potentiated anticoagulant effect No data yet No data yet No data yet No data yet
Propranolol Warfarin: 1A2 inhibition Potentiated anticoagulant effect No data yet No data yet No data yet No data yet
Carvedilol DOACs: P-gp competition No effect No data yet No data yet No data yet No data yet
Metoprolol None anticipated None known No data yet No data yet No data yet No data yet
Amiodarone Warfarin: 3A4, 1A2, 2C9 inhibition Potentiated anticoagulant effect 12%−60% increase Minor effect No data yet 40% increase
DOACs: P-gp competition
Dronedarone Warfarin and DOAC: P-gp competition, 3A4 inhibition Potentiated anticoagulant effect 70%–100% increase, combination contraindicated Moderate effect, combination contraindicated No data yet, caution advised 85% increase; consider dose adjustment or different DOAC
Sotalol None anticipated None known No data yet No data yet No data yet No data yet
Dofetilide None anticipated None known No data yet No data yet No data yet No data yet
Verapamil Warfarin: 3A4 inhibition Potentiated anticoagulant effect 12%–180% increase (if taken simultaneously); consider dose adjustment or different DOAC No effect No data yet 53% increase
DOACs: P-gp competition, weak 3A4 inhibition
Diltiazem Warfarin: 3A4 inhibition Potentiated anticoagulant effect No effect No effect 40% increase No data yet
DOACs: P-gp competition, weak 3A4 inhibition

DOAC: direct oral anticoagulant; CYP: cytochrome P-450; P-gp: P-glycoprotein.