Anurex, Anusitus, rectal bleeding

Napoleon Didn’t Have a Choice When Treating His Hemorrhoids

By W. Gifford-Jones, MD and Diana Gifford-Jones —— Bio and Archives--November 16, 2008

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Would Woodrow Wilson have negotiated a more lasting peace treaty following World War I if he had not suffered from tight-fitting shoes? Would Napoleon have won the Battle of Waterloo if he had not been suffering from hemorrhoids (piles) while sitting on his horse? Such small but painful annoyances might have determined history. But unlike Napoleon, patients today no longer have to endure the pain of hemorrhoids.

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