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According to a case report in the New England Journal of Medicine , a 68-year-old woman developed “blue-gray hyperpigmentation” on her limbs just a couple of weeks after she started taking a common medication.

The woman sought treatment after dark patches on her arms and legs persisted for six weeks.

Prior to the dark development, the woman, who suffers from rosacea, a common skin condition that causes the face to appear red or flushed, began taking 100 mg daily of oral minocycline.

The woman suffers from rosacea, a common skin condition that causes the face to appear red or flushed — and wasn’t the cause of the blue hue.

“Rosacea is a chronic inflammatory condition in which the skin appears inflamed along with evidence of acne-like bumps and textural change,” dermatologist Alicia Zalka previously told The Post.

“Because the condition is multifaceted and is the result of the interplay of genetics, environment, vascular inflammatory responses…