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Routine prophylactic drugs in normal labour for reducing gastric aspiration and its effects
Cochrane Reviews, 08/22/06

Gyte GML, et al. - The review found some limited evidence that 1) drugs like antacids may reduce the chance of vomiting in labour, 2) H2 receptor antagonist drugs (like ranitidine) appeared to have a similar impact on outcomes as antacids and 3) dopamine antagonists (like metoclopramide) may reduce the chance on vomiting in labour when given alongside pethidine. Overall, there was no evidence that any of these drugs reduced the incidence of gastric aspiration or Mendelsohn's syndrome

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