Carrie Fisher's autopsy report released: Drugs

Carrie Fisher's autopsy report released: Drugs

The autopsy report of famous actress Carrie Fisher, who passed away last year, has been announced: Heroin and ecstasy found in her blood

Carrie Fisher, who played the character of "Princess Leia" in the famous Star Wars movie series known as "Star Wars" in our country, died of a heart attack last year. At the end of the autopsy and toxic analysis of Carrie Fisher, who had bipolar disorder and was known to use substances, it was announced that cocaine, heroin and MDMA (ecstasy) were found in her blood at the time of her death. It was announced that these substances found in her blood may have triggered a heart attack.

SHE WAS BEING TREATED FOR BIPOLAR AND SUBSTANCE ABUSE

Throughout his life, Fisher has been explaining the problems caused by "bipolar disorder" and "substance use disorder" and the experiences of people stigmatized by these illnesses in meetings and television programs he has participated in.

SUBSTANCE USE IS A MENTAL ILLNESS

Psychiatry Specialist Assist. Assoc. Prof. Dr. Alptekin Çetin from NPISTANBUL Hospital said, 'As can be seen from Fisher's experiences, substance use disorder is a serious mental illness. This disease, which can last a lifetime and negatively affect all organs in the body, can occur in all segments of society. It can also appear together with different mental illnesses. ' he said.

After Fisher's death, her daughter Billie Lourd said that her mother had fought for years to ensure that people diagnosed with bipolar disorder and substance use disorder were not stigmatized by society, and that these illnesses were not things to be ashamed of, but conditions that needed to be treated.

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Updated At09 August 2024
Created At23 December 2020
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