Queensland Maroons' Jai Arrow taken to hospital for treatment of oral infection
Queensland Maroons star Jai Arrow has been taken to hospital for treatment of an oral infection.
The South Sydney Rabbitoh is receiving a course of intravenous antibiotics, the Maroons confirmed.
Arrow had already been receiving antibiotics to treat an infection prior to joining the Maroons camp.
Jai Arrow. Getty
Team doctor Matt Hislop admitted Arrow to hospital to "get on top of it quickly".
He is expected to rejoin camp to attend training on Thursday ahead of Sunday's Game Two blockbuster at Suncorp Stadium.
The development is just the latest curveball for the Maroons' camp this year.
Ahead of Origin I, Dane Gagai came down with a bout of tonsilitis amid an injury crisis that has carried over to game two which has seen teen sensation Reece Walsh called up after only just seven NRL games.
