Compazine

Compazine is recommended to treat schizophrenia and to suppress severe vomiting and nausea. The drug is useful for the short-term treatment of general nonpsychotic anxiety (usually the treatment can last for about 4 weeks). If advised by the doctor the medicine might be taken in some other cases.

Being a phenothiazine the drug blocks dopamine, a chemical found in the brain.

Questions about the medicine arising ask your doctor or other specialist for advice.
No way can you give the drug to the people who have not been prescribed for it.
If the symptoms persist or worsen you should refer to professional help.

The given information is general overview of the drug. For further information and details you should refer to your doctor or a pharmacist.

Compazine is not appropriate for the patients with allergy to some of the ingredients in the medicine and for those using a great number of central nervous system depressants (these are narcotics, alcohol and barbiturates). It is also forbidden for the people who have serious central nervous system depression and who use cisapride, terfenadine and astemizole.

Immediately inform your doctor or other specialist in medicine if anything of the mentioned above attributes to you.