Many doctors and specialists talk about the seriousness of tattoos in some cases, but those obsessed with this art and putting it on their bodies do not pay attention to these serious warnings, and the evidence for this is what happened to a law student named Anaya Peterson, who is obsessed with influencer Amber Luke, who became famous for being blind for three weeks after he She painted the color of her eyeballs bright blue, and she slowly went blind after following Locke’s lead.

It seems that Peterson, who has 5 children, was in awe of Amber Luke’s unique appearance, and decided to draw eyeballs in 2020, despite a warning from her 7-year-old daughter who asked her what would happen if she went blind.

Peterson got her right eyeball tattooed in July of 2020, and despite dealing with headaches and dry eyes during the “healing process,” she decided to have her left eye tattooed as well, after only 5 months, and the process seemed to go off without a hitch, until months later. Without complications, in August last year, the Irish law student woke up with swollen eyelids that looked like she had been in a boxing match. central oddity.

Because the swelling was getting worse, she was admitted to the hospital where antibiotics seemed to be useless against the infection. She received medication via a drip for 3 days and had a biopsy taken from one of her eyeballs. She eventually underwent eye surgery to preserve her sight, but although she recovered Enough to get out, but her troubles aren’t over yet.

Although the infection problem was eventually resolved, the paint in her eyeballs was already having a serious effect on her vision and eye health in general. After examining her, Anaya was told by an ophthalmologist that she was at high risk of developing glaucoma, a serious eye condition that can cause blindness. She said her eyesight had already deteriorated dramatically.

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The 32-year-old said, “I’m about to go blind.. I don’t have 20/20 vision anymore. From a distance, I can’t see clearly.. If I didn’t get my eyeballs tattooed, I wouldn’t have this problem, even today.” I woke up with more floaters in my eyes.”

And she continued, “I cannot remove this eye tattoo .. I will always have this problem .. So, I basically think that as I get older, it is better to let me go blind.” She added, “When I am 60 or 70, I don’t want to have to go.” To the ophthalmologist every two or three days.

And she concluded, My 7-year-old daughter was always against drawing my eyeballs, but I didn’t listen.. Looking back, it would have been better if I drew one eye, at least she would have one good eye.