Why do colors of my uploaded images change

When I upload images from photoshop cs6 or lightroom 4.4, the uploaded images appear greenish and flat wehn compared to the original images. Does anyone else have this problem and does anyone have an idea about what could be going on?

How is your display calibrated/profiled?
To verify that theory, try to assign an sRGB ICC profile to your display (see here for instructions). If things look OK then, the theory is confirmed, but no solution applied yet. You'll have to create a proper ICC profile for your display using a hardware calibration device.

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