Madonna reveals tense situation before being rushed to ICU! No evidence of drug overdose found

Last Updated on 07/07/2023 by てんしょく飯

Diva Madonna (64) was reportedly revived using “Narcan” before being rushed to the ICU (intensive care unit).

On Saturday, June 24, Madonna was found unconscious at her home in New York and rushed to the ICU.

Four days later, Madonna’s longtime manager, Guy Oseary, updated his Instagram page. In the same post, Oseary announced that Madonna had developed a “serious bacterial infection” and was hospitalized, and that she would temporarily suspend all activities, including her scheduled tour.

Madonna was released from the hospital on Thursday, June 29. Radar Online newly reported the situation of Madonna at that time before she was rushed to the hospital.

According to the site, Madonna, who collapsed in a state of unresponsiveness at home on June 24, was injected with a drug called Narcan by people who reportedly discovered her “lifeless body.

Narcan is an opioid antagonist. This drug is mainly used to quickly revive people who have taken an opioid overdose. This suggests how tense the situation was at the time of the discovery. However, the site reports that Narcan was not used to deal with drug use, but to deal with septic shock.

*Narcotic analgesics

Opioids, a medical narcotic drug preparation, can cause dependence if taken in large quantities or for long periods of time, and singer Lisa Marie Presley, actor Matthew Perry, DJ Avicii, and others are said to have suffered from opioid dependence. In addition, according to Radar Online, there is no evidence to suggest that Madonna had taken an overdose of drugs.

According to a report by TMZ late last month, Madonna had been in poor health for some time, and it is said that Madonna, who had been putting her energy into preparations for her “Celebration Tour,” which was scheduled to begin on July 15, had been suffering from a month-long fever while performing intense rehearsals for 12 hours a day. She is said to have been suffering from a month-long fever and was rehearsing for up to 12 hours a day. However, she was prioritizing her career over her health and ignored the signs of illness and did not go to the hospital.