Robin William's autopsy shows shocking revelation about his health condition 10 years after death

The world mourned the tragic passing of the much-loved actor Robin Williams, and a detailed examination of his autopsy report has uncovered a startling fact about his health before his untimely suicide.

Back in August 2014, fans were left heartbroken when it emerged that the renowned Hollywood star had passed away at 63 from asphyxia and hanging. Robin's death followed a long battle with depression, and reports indicated he was suffering from "recent increase in paranoia" close to the time of his death.

The beloved comedian was discovered dead in his Tiburon, California residence, with toxicology results showing antidepressants, caffeine, and levodopa - a medication for Parkinson's disease - in his system at the time of his passing.

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Although many thought he was battling Parkinson's, his autopsy actually disclosed that he suffered from a less common ailment known as Lewy body disease.

Lewy body disease stands as the second most prevalent type of dementia after Alzheimer's. This form of dementia occurs when protein deposits, called Lewy bodies, accumulate in the brain's nerve cells.

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Symptoms can vary widely among patients, but often include visual hallucinations, sudden changes in attention and alertness, and a significant decline in cognitive abilities that can severely affect everyday life.

This report provides fans with a clearer understanding of what Robin might have been going through in the final years leading up to his tragic death. Many still regard Robin as one of the greatest entertainers of his era.

He gained fame in the '70s for his humour, which had audiences rolling in the aisles during his stand-up comedy performances. His remarkable improvisation skills were also admired, as he was known for spontaneously creating and portraying new characters.

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As his comedy career took off, he also became an Academy Award-winning actor, starring in numerous well-known blockbusters throughout his career. Some of Robin's most famous and beloved roles include his unforgettable performances in films such as Good Will Hunting, Good Morning Vietnam, Dead Poets Society, The Fisher King, Popeye, and many others.

Over his long career, Robin left an incredible legacy in Hollywood, starring in over 63 films ranging from gripping dramas to light-hearted family comedies.