Case Studies

Antimonium Crudum in Chronic Summer Diarrhoea with Early Morning Aggravation: A Case Report

On 18th August 2026, during the evening clinic hours, a 35‑year‑old male teacher presented with a long‑standing complaint of chronic diarrhoea. The patient reported that for several years he had been experiencing early morning onset of watery stools, typically between 4:00–5:00 A.M., which continued throughout the day. He described associated cramping pain in the intestines, with partial relief at night, only for the symptoms to recur the following morning. A striking feature of the case was the seasonal modality: the diarrhoea was markedly aggravated during summer, with heat exerting a pronounced influence on the intensity of the complaints. The chronicity of the condition, coupled with its peculiar time modality and seasonal aggravation, made the case noteworthy for clinical documentation.