prochlorperazine

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pro·chlor·per·a·zine

 (prō′klôr-pĕr′ə-zēn′)
n.
A phenothiazine drug, C20H24ClN3S, used to treat schizophrenia and anxiety and to stop or prevent vomiting.

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Noun1.prochlorperazine - antipsychotic and antiemetic drug used to treat schizophrenia and to combat nausea and vomiting
antiemetic, antiemetic drug - a drug that prevents or alleviates nausea and vomiting
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Stemetil was prescribed and these attacks became less and less frequent over the next 12 months.
She said she'd give me something for the vomiting and prescribed Stemetil suppositories because nothing taken orally would stay with me, but NO DIAGNOSIS.
Se suministro trifluoperazina (Stelazine) en 13 casos, trifluopromazina (Siquil) en 11, prorclormazina (Stemetil) en 11, levomeprazina (Sinogan) en 8, flufenacina (Anatensol, Prolixin) en 3 y reserpina (Serpasil) en 2; entre otros individuales como perfemazina (Trilafon), tioperazina (Mayeptil), periciazina (Neuleptil), acepromazina maleato (Plegicil).
Thyroxin, Solu Cortef, Nitrocine, Aval, Stemetil, Gravinate injections, Linoxain, Floic Acid and even Panadol tablets prescribed by doctors to different patients were short in the market for a long time, said a chemist who wished not to be named.
Drugs that have been used to control the severe emesis include Maxalon, Phenergan, Stemetil and Zofran.
There is no specific treatment for the virus but Stemetil tablets can be used to relieve symptoms.
Early anti-emetic drugs included drugs that are now more commonly identified as antipsychotics: chlorpromazine (Largactil) and prochlorperazine (Stemetil, Buccastem).