It is said that Napoleon suffered from an unspeakable hidden disease. What is that?

Napoléon Bonaparte, a great French strategist and politician in the 0/9th century, was a very powerful man and the emperor of the first French Empire. His life experience is very legendary, and his life has also been written as a biography of Napoleon, which is also widely circulated. But it is said that Napoleon had an unspeakable hidden disease, which even affected a very important war. And this disease is hemorrhoids. There is a saying that ten men have nine hemorrhoids? Napoleon did not escape the disease. Although this is not a serious illness, it is not fatal, but it is hard to say, so when it is unbearable, it will be very serious and will bring great trouble to people.

Some people say that this disease feels like? You have cactus in your ass? Imagine how painful this disease is. And because of this disease, it even led to the failure of the Battle of Waterloo. Napoleon is still trying to fulfill his dream of conquering the world, but he is troubled by hemorrhoids. Later, he did not expect that such a hidden disease affected the fate of him and even the whole country. 18 15 One of the reasons for the failure of the Battle of Waterloo was Napoleon's hidden illness. The pain and discomfort caused by hemorrhoids made Napoleon unable to concentrate on directing soldiers to fight. Although he can persist, hemorrhoids really have a great influence on his command. So a few days before the war, Napoleon tried to treat this hidden disease, but his attending physician accidentally added too much tincture of opium when dispensing medicine, which made Napoleon dizzy and sleepy, so the battle had to be postponed, and then the best time for the battle was missed. You can see the trouble and discomfort of hemorrhoids. But the main reason for the deterioration of this disease is that it is difficult to talk about it. Many people just put down their symptoms when they are still very mild, and then they become more and more serious, so they must be treated when they find them, and don't delay their later life.