Troubled singer Amy Winehouse has been rushed to hospital in London.
Amy's spokesman, Chris Goodman, confirmed she had been taken to University College Hospital, locution, "Amy Winehouse suffered a reaction to medication at home this evening and was interpreted to hospital. Doctors have advised that she will be unbroken under watching overnight and is likely to be released tomorrow."
The 24-year-old Grammy-Award winner received hospital treatment last month for traces of lung disease pulmonary emphysema, after collapsing at home.
There have long been concerns about the singer's health, with her father Mitch Winehouse expressing fears all over his daughter's drug use.
The ambulance was called to her household in Camden, North London. She was carried prohibited on a stretcher as her beleaguered father watched in horror.
Policed looked on as Amy's friends used a large blanket to shield the singer as she was hoisted into the waiting ambulance
A London Ambulance Service spokeswoman said, "We were called at some 8.40pm to an address in NW1 to reports of an adult female taken unwell.
"We sent an ambulance and a fast response car and the patient has been taken to hospital."
The hospital trip comes a day after the troubled singer sparked fresh fears for her health after she was photographed throwing herself to the floor and sobbing during a night out.
Amy was on her way to Stables music bar at North London's famous Proud Galleries in Camden this weekend when the incident occurred.
She was snapped crying and tanning out at her bodyguard in the early hours of Sunday morning earlier throwing herself on the floor.
She was then visualised punching a metal fence in in defeat after her minder attempted to clean her up from the ground.
A reference tells British newspaper the Daily Star, "She was in a terrible state. She left field by the back door and went home in tears. She had a black coat over her head and a self-conceited hand. She looked awful, like her world is falling apart."
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