Pediatric Cases

Antimonium Tartaricum in Pediatric Vomiting: A Clinical Case Report.

A 13‑year‑old girl presented with persistent nighttime vomiting after meals, unrelieved by multiple prior treatments. Ultrasound revealed mesenteric lymphadenopathy. Initial prescription of Arsenicum Album 30 offered no benefit. On follow‑up, a peculiar modality emerged: the child could lie only on her right side without vomiting, while any change of position triggered the symptom. This guiding feature narrowed the choice to Antimonium Tartaricum and Colchicum. A single dose of Antimonium Tartaricum 200 was prescribed, resulting in complete relief within three days. The case underscores the importance of individualization and peculiar modalities in homeopathic practice, demonstrating rapid cure through precise remedy selection.