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Prochlorperazine
Part of group: Sedating antihistamine / antivertigo / antiemetic
SACAA Part 67 assessment
Not acceptable / incompatible with flying duties
Active ingredient(s)
7 in groupSedating antihistamine / antivertigo / antiemetic
Typical grounding period: 48 hours (2 days)
Measured from the last dose, and only once completely side-effect free.
Guidance notes
Sedating antihistamines and phenothiazine antiemetics impair alertness, vision and vestibular function for many hours after the last dose. Not acceptable for flying duty. The underlying vertigo, nausea or motion-sickness problem must itself be cleared by a DAME before return to duty.
Known SA brand names
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Dr Berlize du Plessis
Senior DAME · MS213
Kenridge, Cape Town
Dr Brandon Head
Senior DAME · MS229
Sunninghill, Sandton
Dr Ernest Schutz
Senior DAME · MS028
Germiston
Dr Mariska van Tonder
Senior DAME · MS222
Somerset West
Dr Richard Albrecht
Senior DAME · MS074
Strubensvalley, Roodepoort
Dr. Schalk Reyneke
Senior DAME · MS123
Honeydew, Roodepoort
Possible acceptable alternatives (same therapeutic group)
- OndansetronZofran, Zofer, EmesetNot acceptable
- LoratadineClarityne, Lorano, Allergex Non-DrowsyAcceptable
- FexofenadineTelfast, Fexo, FexofenAcceptable
Alternatives are informational only. The underlying medical condition must also be assessed by a DAME — a condition can ground you even when the medicine is acceptable.