Woman Discovers She's Pregnant After Toilet Seat Turns Blue
A Google search came back with pages of people talking about how pregnancy hormones turn porcelain toilet seats blue.
She went to the Dr. and found out she's seven months along and both she and baby are healthy.
"Chromhidrosis is a disorder of the sweat glands that usually manifests with colored sweat on the face, in the underarms, or on the areola of the breasts (the darker circle of skin around the nipples). Sweat may be yellow, green, blue, brown, or black. The colors are due to a pigment produced in the sweat glands called lipofuscin ... Lipofuscin is common in human cells, but for some reason people with chromhidrosis have higher concentrations of lipofuscin or lipofuscin that is in a higher-than-normal state of oxidation."
