Infinite loop in a catch {} statement, should be simple

Question

Hi, I'm trying to take integer input from the console using a Java Scanner object, and I enter an infinite loop if there is an IO error inside the catch statement. Please let me know if you know what I'm doing wrong:
do
try
Problem = false; //this is a bool
start = Input.nextInt(); // Input is a Scanner, start is an Intenger
catch (Exception IOException) {
     Problem = true;
     System.out.println("Bad value.\n");
     //The infinite loop is inside this statement.
while (Problem == true);
This code block is intended to take integer input, then, if there's an IO error, try to do it again, indefinitely, until it has successfully given Start a value. As it stands, if executed, if there is not an IO error, it works; if there is an IO error it enters an infinite loop in the catch statement. Please forgive my incompetence, any help is appreciated :)

Answer 1

Hi, thanks for the advice to both of you, your suggestion that it is stuck seems to be correct.
I add to the catch statement:
Input = new Scanner(System.in);
To reset it, and it works now. This is probably not the best way to do things, but I'm just a student and it's for a homework assignment that does not require try / catch / for so it works for this, thank you for the help! :)