2GB radio personality Ray Hadley falls ill on air
Australian radio personality Ray Hadley has been forced off-air mid-show after suffering a medical condition.
Hadley was more than an hour into his 2GB morning show when he told listeners he was feeling unwell.
Radio personality Ray Hadley has been taken to hospital. Supplied
"I've been battling a problem since last night. It's a problem that I encounter every couple of years. It's called diverticulitis," he said.
"I'm about to have, I think, an attack, and the only thing I can do is get to my GP, talk to him and get something done about it."
In a statement from 2BG, Hadley is now being treated in hospital.
According to the NSW government health department, diverticular disease is a condition where small bulges or pockets form in the wall of the large intestine.
It's is linked to a low-fibre diet and is more common as people age.
Symptoms include fever, nausea, difficulty going to the toilet and diarrhoea.
Treatment includes antibiotics and painkillers.
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