WHAT ARE PILES?

Oamaru Mail, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 10541, 24 August 1910, Page 6

WHAT ARE PILES?

Scores of Peopje Endure the Wretched Itching, Burning Sensations of Piles, and do not know the trouble or the Remedy to Apply.

Piles, or hemorrhoids, are small tumors, which form in and. about the orifice of the rectum. They are caused by . all enlarged and inflamed conditions of the veins, which are very numerous in this part of.the body. Internal piles are situated along the veins which cprry blood from the intestines to the liver; external piles, on the veins which surround, the rectum. Piles are : of frequent occurrence among people who have a predisposition to rheumatism', or gout. Such persons are subject to constipation and to obstruction in the passage of' blood from the' intestines. % '

In bleeding piles the' bleeding is sometimes so profuse as to' cause death, 'but protruding ' piles ' .are probably more dreaded, because it is believed that nothing short of a surgical operation will cure them. Every form of piles ' becomes at times acutely inflamed and extremely painful. The itching and burning usually increases at night, and the ftiisery which many people endure is- beyond description.

The magical power which Dr Fellow's' Pile Cone's has over each and every kind of piles gives them mastery over this disease,, and it'is not unusual t6 hear of these cones curing where cruel, expensive, and dangerous operations have failed.

There is no guesswork about Dr Fellows' Pile Cones. They are the prescription of a, livin'g, practising physician, who used them for over 18 years in his practice, and never failed to cure. They are recognised by a surprisingly large . number of people as the only actual cure for all cases of piles, and they will not fail you.