article_snippet: Miss Campbell, who did not drink alcohol, had been taking a variety of prescribed medication to ease abdominal pain which Miss Campbell had suffered after giving birth in October 2013.
article_snippet: Dr Ian Scott, consultant neuropathologist at the Queens Medical Centre in Nottingham, carried out the post-mortem examination.
article_snippet: Dr Ian Scott, consultant neuropathologist at the Queens Medical Centre in Nottingham said toxicology tests revealed Miss Campbell Miss Campbell had taken several different drugs, including diazepam, tramadol, pregabalin and 'possibly' dihydrocodeine.
article_snippet: Dr Ian Scott, consultant neuropathologist at the Queens Medical Centre in Nottingham said that although Miss Campbell Miss Campbell had not taken a 'fatal' amount of each drug, the combination had been enough to depress the central nervous system, which left Miss Campbell unable to clear Miss Campbell
article_snippet: There is no suggestion that this was a deliberate overdose.'
article_snippet: There is not a shred of evidence to suggest a young mother took more medication than a young mother should have.'
highlights_snippet: Candice Campbell, 25, had taken medicine to help  post-natal stomach pain .
  