Boy's eye color changes to blue after corona treatment

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Boy's eye color changes to blue after corona treatment

Six-month-old Japanese boy experiences rare side effect of corona treatment, with eyes turning blue.

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Thai woman’s eye colour turns indigo after taking Favipiravir - Thai PBS World

A Thai woman posted a clip on Tiktok on Wednesday, which shows her eye colour has turned an odd shade of indigo after taking medication for treatment of

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Rare Case: Infant's Eyes Turn Blue After Taking COVID-19 Treatment - BNN Breaking

Discover the unusual occurrence of eye color changes following Favipiravir treatment for COVID-19. Explore the causes behind this intriguing phenomenon and its temporary nature.

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The peculiar phenomenon of eye color changes linked to Favipiravir was first reported in December 2021 when a 20-year-old man’s eyes transformed from brown to blue shortly after taking the medication. A few months earlier, another patient reported that the surface of his eyes appeared to emit fluorescent light following Favipiravir treatment.“

“Typically, eye color is determined by the amount of pigment present in the iris since birth, not the cornea. Eye surgeon Dr. Vik Sharma suggests that the temporary color change could be attributed to how the body metabolizes Favipiravir, as its breakdown may release chemicals that accumulate in the cornea, causing this intriguing but non-permanent alteration in eye color.”

 

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the doctors are just blackpilled and helped him out

 

[WanderingBurro]

Damn I'm going to call fake but I'd rather keep my T50's than have that weird deep shade of blue. Looks weird as hell.

 

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Damn I'm going to call fake but I'd rather keep my T50's than have that weird deep shade of blue. Looks weird as hell.

ageeed

 

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some ancient wuhan witchcraft

 

[Gonthar]

This effect may be attributed to the drug's metabolites or other components like titanium dioxide and yellow iron oxide.

Hmmm......does this mean you could put pigments in your eyes and achieve the same effect?