Ebola turns blue eye to green ? What !

Dr. Crozier was positive for Ebola, was in a hospital for one month and then cleared, as his blood showed no more Ebola. Eye pain came later, and Ebola is in his eye. Now his eye has changed color from Blue to Green, what ! Sounds like a made up story, but it most likely is not. That is weird, pretty awesome in a way to have two colored eyes, like the lady in Gotham, lol .. This virus is scary, will turn our planet into " The Walking Dead " !

http://www.cnn.com/videos/health/2015/05/08/orig-ebola-found-in-doctors-eye.cnn

"But in Dr. Crozier’s case, his eye color went back to normal as he recovered."

http://www.nytimes.com/2015/05/08/health/ebola-eye-color-change-mystery.html

My eyes turned from blue at birth, to green at the age of 3, to brown at the age of 5...my Ebola level? Hardcore!

@drflyntcoal: I even know Hokuto Shin-Ken...

@Smashbrossive50: You wouldn't believe how many pajamas I've wrecked just by simply stretching in the morning...it's a curse...

On topic, I'd be terrified if I got Ebola and it started messing with my eyes...stuff with my eyes and teeth freak me out...

I'd be blind if I am to change how I see things with that eye lens,sure it's frightening...but I wish this topic is posted when Ebola was at its peak last year or so

Then you know you're already dead. :p

@drflyntcoal: *Goes to the corner and counts to 10* =(

Most white babies have blue or grey eyes.

But on topic, as long as it doesn't turn my brown eye blue...

@br0kenrabbit: I'm aware of that. What I found strange and they went green for a few years (nobody in my family has green eyes) before going to the expected brown. 25 years later some of my mother's co-workers still ask me "what have I done to my gorgeous green eyes". Apparently they turned into a not-so-interesting brown...thanks for making me feel bad =P

If it makes you feel any better...

@br0kenrabbit: You're a pal =D

The milkman did have green eyes ( just kidding )

The fact that nobody in your immediate family has green eyes ( parents, grandparents or great grandparents ) doesn´t mean that much, things like eye color can have atavistic traits, not your immediate family but way back in your ancestry ( 5 - 6 generations ago ) and suddenly, voilá, Korvus has green eyes.

In my family there is an abundance of green ( my maternal grandmother had green eyes ) and blue eyes, in my wife´s family there´s also an abundance of green and blue eyes ( my father in law had green eyes ), both, my wife and I have brown eyes and so do our children, it only means that the green or blue eyes gene didn´t express in our children, however you can bet it´s there.

@raugutcon: I'd rather to be the milkmans's son, to be honest =P And yeah, you're right, the green gene was probably lost in there somewhere.

Ebola creeps me out man, if I was a doctor I'd rather lose my medical license then have to help out in Sierra Leone. I'm sure this doctor volunteered to go though.

Iris colour changes are not uncommon.

Meh, Ebola.

I'm just happy I got two lovely green eyes. I prefer eyes with color, no offense to anyone with brown eyes, as they are my least favorite eye color. :P

Saw this on the news the other night. It is pretty scary the idea that Ebola can colonize in a persons system like that. There are other infections that can do that but they aren't hellish, life threatening illnesses like Ebola...