Man's Skin Turns Dark Blue

[Kassim]

Man's Skin Turns Dark Blue It's not makeup or paint that makes Paul Karason's skin a deep purple color. The 57-year-old started making the transition from fair skin and freckles to what he looks like today 14 years ago. "The change was so gradual that I didn't perceive it and for people around me, likewise," Karason said. "It was just so gradual that no one really noticed. It wasn't until a friend that I hadn't seen in several months came by my parents' place to see me and he asked me 'what did you do?'" What Karason did was use a substance called colloidal silver, which is made by extracting silver from metal. It goes into water with an electrical current and then you drink it. Colloidal silver is billed as something that will cure just about everything that ails you and Karason swears by it. http://www.cnn.com/video/#/video/us/2007/12/19/haagenson.blue.man.kfsn?iref=videosearch Karason does not believe drinking the potion is what caused his discoloration. He believes it happened because he rubbed it on his face to treat a skin problem. A medical condition called Argyria has been linked to such discoloration since the days when silver solutions were used as antibiotics.

[Diagnostic]

So that means he will stay blue for ever as Argyria is irreversible!!!.
Question
Which disease can present with blue leg?
Which disease can present with blue Eye?
Which disease can present with blue ear?
Which disease can present with blue buttock?
Which disease can present with blue back?
Which disease can present with blue tongue?
Diagnostic

[Admin]

After googling your question, I come up with the following causes:

Blue Leg: (11 causes) 1-Anticoagulant medications 2-Blunt trauma 3-Bone fracture 4-Coagulopathy 5-Diabetes 6-Environment 7-Haematoma 8-Hypothermia 9-Leg injury 10-Peripheral vascular disease 11-Vascular insufficiency

Blue Eye: (2 causes) 1-Osteogenesis imperfecta 2-Eye injury

Blue Ear: (7 causes) 1-Environment 2-Coagulopathy 3-Anticoagulant medications 4-Hypoxia 5-Haematoma 6-Blunt trauma 7-Hypothermia

Blue Buttock: (10 causes) 1-Environment 2-Peripheral vascular disease 3-Diabetes 4-Blunt trauma 5-Coagulopathy 6-Anticoagulant medications 7-Bone fracture 8-Haematoma 9-Hypothermia 10-Buttock injury

Blue Back: (9 causes) 1-Environment 2-Peripheral vascular disease 3-Diabetes 4-Blunt trauma 5-Coagulopathy 6-Anticoagulant medications 7-Bone fracture 8-Hypothermia 9-Back injury

Blue Tongue: (11 causes) 1-Central cyanosis 2-COPD 3-Haemoglobin structural abnormalities 4-Heart conditions causing right-to-left shunting, Tetralogy of Fallot 5-High altitude 6-Intake of blue or purple coloured foods - e.g. sweets, candies, ice blocks 7-Lichen planus - blue areas on the tongue 8-Lung disease 9-Polycythaemia 10-Pulmonary Embolism 11-Ventricular septal defect - blue colouration of lips and tongue

Source: http://www.wrongdiagnosis.com
Dr.Mahdi