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Nomifensine is a widely used antidepressant agent with few side-effects but haemolytic anaemia with acute renal failure has been reported with both intermittent therapeutic dosage and self-inflicted overdose. We report here a case of acquired immune haemolytic anaemia with acute renal failure induced by second exposure to a single capsule of nomifensine.
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