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What does it mean when someone's eyes constantly change color?
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Eye color change : Send a photo as this is not normal. How old is patient? Could be an underlying iron deposition disease or arcus senilus from high cholesterol. We can run some blood tests to see if serious. Consult with us to help solve this issue.
Answered 9/4/2017
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