By monitoring the clinical symptoms and several cardiovascular parameters in patients treated with psychopharmacological agents the effect of the peripheric alpha-sympathomimetic drug midodrine was compared with that of a placebo. The side effects produced by neuroleptics and thymoleptics as hypotension showed to be antagonizable by midrodrine.

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