Scrummaging is the main cause of hematoma auris. This is normally cased by continual banging against the ear - exactly what occurs in the from row when the two front rows engage. It also affects the locks on both ears and the number 8. If you are a lose head prop you normally see one ear damaged after a period of time - Flankers do get this condition in a mild form as they have Noe ear in the majority rubbing against the side of the prop they support. Most player either wear an enclosed scrum cap OR tape the ear. It does take a reasonably long period of activity to make this happen
No, I play Rugby and im Tighthead prop, So you would expect me to have cauliflower ears :]...But i do not (yet) I have had many incident where my ear has been hurting, and it puts thought to mind where i might be developing cauliflower ears...But i have not yet developed them..It more than likely is just earache, Or you've caught your ear on something during the sport you take part in...If its rugby you play you may want to get a scrum cap, or headband...Or proper headgear for some kind of martial art... I would only worry about cauliflower ears if the pain consists and your ear(s) begin to swell.. Hope this helps.
it not actually losing them its casing a condition loosely known as cauliflower year - when the ears cartilage is damaged making it bunch up. However, there have been instances of a ears being torn off and even bitten off.
there are no helmets in rugby only in american football. that is why rugby is so brutal and why players wear tape around their ears to stop them getting ripped off. there is only one "helmet" which is a scrum cap which is used like the tape to stop their ears being ripped off
Most rugby players wear shoulder pads, which protects them when they tackle and for when they are in a scrum or ruck. The players who go in the scrums and rucks wear scrum hats, this prevents them from head injuries, but also prevents cauliflower ears. And nearly all the players wear gum shields to protect their teeth.
What is cartilage? tough connective tissue that connects various parts of your body (including the outer ear!) What is cauliflower ear? A deformity that typically occurs in boxers, wrestlers and rugby players who are active in the scrum. It is where the ear is struck and a blood clot develops under the skin, or the skin seperates from the cartilage causing a disruption and the "lumpy cauliflower like" appearance.
My Dad is not very happy, he's been out gardening and found that the caterpillars have been eating his cauliflower seedlings. If you play rugby a lot you can get cauliflower ears. My favourite vegetable is cauliflower cheese.
Eyes on rugby!
No, not unless your ear is struck repeatedly with the phone. Cauliflower ear is a deformity of the external ear caused by infection or trauma; boxers, wrestlers and rugby players are prone to this. This normally occurs when small blood vessels that supply the outer portions of the ear become damaged or blocked by blood clots, this results in permanent deformation of the outer portions of the ear, so that the ear may resemble a "cauliflower". If the damage and condition already exists if may be able to be treated through cosmetic surgery.
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Many players now wear scrum caps to protect the ears and head. Taping of the ears is questionable. However, apply Vaseline to the out area of the ear and place a soft cause or cotton-wool over the ear. Ally the tape around the head, players usually use a medical stretch adhesive tape for this - The padding will stop the rubbing of the ear and will stop the tape sticking to the ear itself - Also seek medical advice as well as there are problems encountered with ear damage by many players
no playing drums cannot kill fish as they as they actually dont have ears
cover your ears and leave the room its playing in