Former British and Irish Lion Dafydd James says he has had panic attacks and anxiety.
They accuse the governing bodies of failing to protect them against permanent brain injuries.
"I think there's a duty of care on both sides to make it safer so there's longevity and the game can move forward," he said. "Long may the game survive and thrive, I'm certainly not one of these people that wants to see the demise of the game, it's given me so much pleasure."
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