Clean up AQ$_CT_capturename_P table

I have async distributed hotlog cdc setup on 9.2 databases. There are many changes capture daily on the source database and I notice that the AQ$_CT_capturename_P in the source cdc schema is growing extremely fast. It's at 8GB with 5 millions record and is growing 500MB a day. What is this table for and how can I clean it up? Thanks.

Thank you SOOOOO much for a reply!
I have a question regarding how to to clean up the messages in a queue.
Within OEM, the queue table shows up in two places.establish
policies
Under the users schema->tables->{queue_table_name}
and under
Distributed->Advanced Queues->Queue Tables->{queue_table_name}
Which options do you suggest I choose to establish
policies?
When right clicking under schema->tables->{queue_table_name} the choices are:
Create
Create Like
Create Using Wizard
View/Edit Details
Enable All Constraints
Disable All Constraints
Show Dependencies
Show Object DDL
Create Index On
Grant Privileges On
Create Synonym For
Data Management->Export, Import, Load
Analyze
Reorganize
Change Management->Clone ..., Compare..., Capture..
Find Database Object
And under Distributed->Advanced Queues->Queue Tables->{queue_table_name} the choices are:
Create
Create Like
View/Edit Details
Remove
Display Messages
Show Object DDL
Create Queue
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Best regards
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