Drug or substance that blocks the action of certain epinephrine receptors in the brain and other parts of the body, decreasing the effect of epinephrine. These medications, often simply called alpha-blockers, typically are prescribed to lower blood pressure. They are also sometimes prescribed to treat bladder spasms that occur with Parkinson’s disease.
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