Singer Amy Winehouse is back in hospital after reacting badly to medication, according to reports today.
A spokeswoman for the star said she had "a bad reaction to the combination of medication she has currently been prescribed".
Winehouse was admitted to a private clinic in London after falling ill on Sunday.
A friend told the Daily Mirror: "Amy is on a drug replacement programme and has had bad reactions to her medication before. Doctors want to sort out why this is happening."
The 25-year-old missed her husband's court appearance yesterday because of the illness.
Blake Fielder-Civil, 26, was in court in a failed attempt to have his 27-month sentence for grievous bodily harm and perverting the cause of justice cut.
He was moved from Pentonville Prison to a drug rehabilitation centre in Surrey on 5 November.
The couple have well-reported drug problems.
In January this year, footage obtained by the Sun newspaper appeared to show Winehouse inhaling fumes from a crack pipe after a 19-minute drugs binge in which she snorted ecstasy and cocaine and admitted to downing six Valium.
She entered a rehab clinic in a bid to beat her addiction days after the video was released.
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