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Can your eye color change?

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From WebMD:

In general, it’s rare for eyes to change color. They may appear to change when your pupils dilate or shrink, but this occurs because the pigments in the irises come together or spread apart. In some cases, eye color can darken slightly during puberty or pregnancy, or as you reach your later years.

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3 Comments

  1. Jeanette March 25, 2022

    Just a fast response to your piece on eye colour. According to you l have central helerochromia, yet you’ve still not covered me, because l have three distinctly separate rings of colour, which are grey, green, and brown. Any explanation?

  2. Michael Totman March 25, 2022

    Yes my Eyes change color.
    Depending on attire if I wear Reds, Greens & Brown’s my eyes stay in the Greenish Olive White’s, Blues & shinny or silverish textiles they are in the Bluer range

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