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I had a cornea transplant yesterday. i was applying my eye drops as instructed a few minutes ago and noticed that my eye is now blue as opposed to it's original brown color. should i be concerned?
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No: The colored part of the eye appears blue because the transplant is swollen. As the swelling goes down, the eye will look brown again. I would not worry.
Answered 3/23/2020
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