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I used to have blue eyes now they're green/grey. what made them change?
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Increased pigment: Eye color can become dark as the amount of pigmented cells in the eyes increases over time. In the vast majority of people with this, it is normal. A few medications, especially prostaglandin glaucoma drops, can cause this change as well.
Answered 8/26/2017
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