At this point, no extensive studies have been conducted on Compazine and pregnancy. Although the full risks of using the drug while pregnant are not known, clinical experience suggests that occasional short-term use of the medicine during pregnancy poses little risk. If you are taking Compazine and pregnancy occurs, talk with your healthcare provider.

There are a number of potentially serious side effects that may occur with Compazine. Breastfeeding women who are taking the medication should watch for any side effects in their nursing children. Since the drug could potentially pass through breast milk, make sure to let your healthcare provider know if you are taking Compazine and breastfeeding [...]

Compazine and alcohol may potentially be a dangerous combination. It is generally recommended that people with mental illnesses - such as those that Compazine is commonly used to treat - avoid drinking alcohol.

Because brand-name Compazine is no longer being made, the only alternative is using generic forms of Compazine. Generic Compazine tablets and suppositories are currently available on the market. The generic tablets come in two strengths, while the suppositories are available in one strength.

Compazine is a prescription medicine that is used for treating anxiety, schizophrenia, and severe nausea or vomiting. By blocking or lessening the effects of dopamine in the brain, the medication can help improve these conditions.