What is skin lymphoma?

Submitted by Gennell S Tootle Mon 05/03/2010

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I've had several biopsies

Submitted by Gennell S Tootle on Mon, 05/03/2010 - 17:32.

I've had several biopsies done but nothing back conclusive. I've not had any enlarged nodes . No symptoms,unless it's fatigue, but I have high blood pressue, Raynaud's Phenomana, mild COPD, and am on several medications. Tis was just mentioned today by my dermatologist and I tedt to believe that it's nothing to worry about. The Dr. advised me not to worry until we have more results. Just thought someone might have heard of it.

Skin lymphoma is more

Submitted by Ross Bonander on Mon, 05/03/2010 - 19:10.

Skin lymphoma is more commonly and in general referred to as CTCL, or cutaneous t-cell lymphoma. You can also look up a presentation of CTCL, Mycosis Fungoides.

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