Wales international Jake Ball is having the ‘holiday from hell’ as he and his baby are both suffering from hand, foot and mouth disease.
The 26-year-old lock, capped 26 times by Wales, suffered a disappointing end to the season with the Scarlets being forced out of their Pro12 final victory over Munster in Dublin with a shoulder injury.
The problem also kept the Ascot-born second row out of Wales’ summer Tests with Tonga and Samoa.
Ball is currently on holiday in Cyprus with Thomson holidays and tweeted his displeasure with the company.
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Hand, foot and mouth disease is a common infection that causes mouth ulcers and spots on the hands and feet.
It’s most common in young children – particularly those under 10 – but can affect older children and adults as well.
Hand, foot and mouth disease can be unpleasant, but it will usually clear up by itself within 7 to 10 days. You can normally look after yourself or your child at home.
The infection can be spread by close person to person contact and contact with contaminated surfaces.