LA Coroner: anemia, MEDS Murphy unprotected

LOS ANGELES - Severe anemia actress Brittany Murphy left weakened and vulnerable to pneumonia and prescription drugs to treat them according to an autopsy report released Thursday. The report says Murphy menstrual period had contributed to her anemia and left them in a weakened state and vulnerable to infections. He also contributed the effects of various drugs, including hydrocodone and acetaminophen, was on the 32-year-old, the report said. Coroner's officials have already concluded Murphy's death was accidental, but probably unavoidable. She died after collapsing at his home in Hollywood Hills 20th December. The report notes that the drugs were found in the system of Murphy, with the treatment of a cold or respiratory infection are in line. Murphy's husband and mother had said the actress had been ill with flu-like symptoms were in the days before his death. The autopsy found no evidence that drug Murphy. Investigators found numerous prescription drugs in the apartment of the actress, she shared with her mother Sharon and her husband, Simon Monjack. The actress has been taking anti-seizure and hydrocodone, the report said. Murphy had complained of severe abdominal pain to seven or 10 days before his death. The report says that his family thought it was a result of their menstruation, they have told investigators is often severe. The "Clueless" and "8 Mile" star had appointed a family doctor, but he died before his appointment, said Deputy Chief Coroner Ed Winter. Attempts to Monjack or Sharon Murphy on Thursday were unsuccessful. The autopsy report found that Murphy suffered from diabetes and had to go to hospital for treatment in Oregon in April 2009. The report found it to be healthy. Monjack said in an interview in January that he is considering a family, and Murphy, to New York planned before his death. He said his wife had anti-seizure after an episode of her health during the filming of "8 Mile". Her big screen roles was after 2005's Sin City "is reduced, but Murphy was juggling several movie projects in the months before his death.