Compazine and Dramamine are antiemetics. There are others. Your doctor will prescribe the best one for you. Notify your doctor promptly if fever, sore throat, signs of infection, bleeding gums, bruising, vomiting, small hemorrhage spots in the skin, or blood in stools or urine. Do not drink alcohol or take aspirin as they may cause gastric bleeding.
Alcohol can also cause flushing, nausea, vomiting, headache, and abdominal cramps.
Notify your doctor if confusion, cough, burning or prickling on the skin, unsteady gait, severe headache, rash, jaundice, or diarrhea occur. The drug descriptions on these pages are intended for informational purposes only. The Network does not promote or endorse the use of any specific treatment for any health-related condition. The medications described here can only be dispensed by a licensed health care professional. The information may have changed since these pages were updated, though every effort is made to keep these pages current.