However, the mystery surrounding the death of world’s martial art legend appears to have been solved in a tragic theory by doctors and told some of specialist in health.
How Bruce Lee died?
Bruce Lee’s death right before the release of Enter the Dragon can be compared to a runner stumbling just before crossing the finish line, losing a race that would have solidified their status as a champion.
He had finished filming the movie in Hong Kong and was working on the post-production process.
The actor collapsed suddenly during one of the film’s dubbing sessions on May 10, 1973.
He was then rushed to Hong Kong Baptist Hospital, where doctors diagnosed him with cerebral edema, a condition when fluid builds up around the brain.
Doctors prescribed him with medication to reduce the swelling, but this was not the last of the health complications that would lead to his death.
On July 20, 1973, Lee was in Hong Kong meeting producer Raymond Chow to discuss the making of a new film.
While visiting the apartment of Betty Ting Pei, a Taiwanese actress who later admitted to having an intimate relationship with Lee, he complained of having a headache.
