Hi Everyone,i enjoy boxing,just light sparring in the gym,was just wondering if this would be too risky now,ie possibly getting punched in the ear?Was just after peoples opinion as cant get a definite opinion from my audiologist!Thank you!
I would say no...I think being jarred even if you aren't hit directly in the ear is tough on the ear/brain function. Maybe I'm wrong though...just my opinion.Hi Everyone,i enjoy boxing,just light sparring in the gym,was just wondering if this would be too risky now,ie possibly getting punched in the ear?Was just after peoples opinion as cant get a definite opinion from my audiologist!Thank you!
Yeah I know what it's like man...I wish I could still play hockey but don't wanna risk it.Hi Telis,thanks for the feedback,yes i did actually get this in the first place from a sort of jarring,skipping a rope!Just a shame to have to give someting up you enjoy!
I'm not sure if a US (?) audiologist is the same as a Dutch audiologist, but over here they're the ones to go to for a hearing test, hearing aids, custom ear plugs etc.. They're not trained to give medical advice, which is what you're asking for. I would go to a GP for that first, and possibly get a referral if a specialist's opinion is needed.Hi Everyone,i enjoy boxing,just light sparring in the gym,was just wondering if this would be too risky now,ie possibly getting punched in the ear?Was just after peoples opinion as cant get a definite opinion from my audiologist!Thank you!
Hi Everyone,i enjoy boxing,just light sparring in the gym,was just wondering if this would be too risky now,ie possibly getting punched in the ear?Was just after peoples opinion as cant get a definite opinion from my audiologist!Thank you!