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Ergot-alkaloid dihydroergosine, a potential antidepressive and anxiolytic drug, suppressed humoral and cellular immune reaction in rats, if given in a single injection (2-100 mg/kg) 1 hour after immunization. Plasma corticosterone levels were decreased upon assay of the immune response, 5 or 8 days following treatment.
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