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Figmentum posted:
My boyfriend sweats blue and has been sweating blue for 6 months to the point where he turns the toilet seat blue. He has had no medications or diet changes during or previous that we could guess cause it. What do you think it could be? Please help he is too stubborn to go to a physical doctor.

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2 Replies |Watch This Discussion | Report This| Share this:HE SWEATS BLUE!My boyfriend sweats blue and has been sweating blue for 6 months to the point where he turns the toilet seat blue. He has had no medications or diet changes during or previous that we could guess cause it. What do you think it could be? Please help he is too stubborn to go to a physical doctor.
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Torcal responded:
It's a very rare condition called Chromhidrosis. If he goes to a teaching hospital they might treat him for free. It's not lethal and drugs are used to treat it.
Report This| Share this:HE SWEATS BLUE!It's a very rare condition called Chromhidrosis. If he goes to a teaching hospital they might treat him for free. It's not lethal and drugs are used to treat it.
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Amelia_WebMD_Staff responded:
Hi Figmentum,

Please have your boyfriend see a doctor. Here is info on Chromhidrosis , which Torcal had mentioned, for you to both go over and speak to your medical professional.

Why take a chance when you are unsure of your health? Wishing you both the best and hope that you keep us posted!

Take care,
Amelia
Report This| Share this:HE SWEATS BLUE!Hi Figmentum,<br /><br />Please have your boyfriend see a doctor. Here is info on <a rel="nofollow" href="http://emedicine.medscape.com/article/1072254-overview">Chromhidrosis</a> , which Torcal had mentioned, for you to both go over and speak to your medical professional.<br /><br />Why take a chance when you are unsure of your health? Wishing you both the best and hope that you keep us posted!<br /><br />Take care, <br />Amelia
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