The Queen's birthday, also known as the Queen's Official Birthday, is celebrated in many Commonwealth countries around the world. It is a public holiday in countries and territories such as Australia, New Zealand, and Gibraltar, although on different dates. The Queen's is celebrated in many Commonwealth countries.n the Falkland Islands, the actual day of the Queen's birth, April 21, is celebrated, as June is a late autumn and winter month in region. It ceased to be a public holiday in Hong Kong after the territory's handover to the People's Republic of China in 1997.
Two days before I went in I woke up with a painful bump behind my left ear (couple fingers width behind ear lobe). It's been 6 days and it's still there although a bit less painful now. The surgeon who performed the operation also removed a lymph node which was found to contain cancer cells.
Cauliflower ear is medically known as an auricular hematoma. The external ear is made of cartilage and it is the shape of the cartilage that gives the ear its distinctive shell-like shape. The cartilage is lined by perichondrium, a tight layer of connective tissue. Auricular hematoma/cauliflower ear occurs when the ear cartilage is injured (from a blow or other form of trauma). Trauma results in fluid or blood collecting between the perichondrium and the cartilage. This blood or fluid can become permanent and scarred, resulting in the appearance of cauliflower ear.