itchy skin lymphoma

I called my doctor and told him the whole story and he is of the opinion that the skin irritation has caused the lump and the pain. He told me that lymphoma causes larger lumps that are painful to the touch. Also, he said that it is usually accompanied by other symptoms such as fatigue, fevers, anorexia etc. I am not convinced though. Can something so simple as a skin irritation because of deodorant/shaving cause a lump? I am scared to death and I don't know how to treat it.

I thought maybe dry skin because the weather is changing, but I saw something about lymphoma cancer and a symptom is itchy skin so I started worrying. The itch came out of no where and it feels under the skin. I can't seem to ease the itch. If it is just my right arm what could it be!?!

Skin conditions. Many skin conditions itch, including dry skin (xerosis), eczema (dermatitis), psoriasis, scabies, burns, scars, insect bites and hives. Internal diseases. Itchy skin can be a symptom of an underlying illness. These include liver disease, kidney failure, iron deficiency anemia, thyroid problems and certain cancers, including multiple myeloma and lymphoma. Nerve disorders.

i have no B symptoms but i do itch but ive been itchy since i was 2 years old i have dry skin and ezcema

well, itching skin is a symptom of lymphoma but its not the only one. It may be caused by something else. Have you had a cbc done lately?

I am a 42 year old male who suffers from health anxiety. I have had itchy skin all over for 2 months which my doctor says is down to health anxiety and nothing to worry about. I had an infection that caused my lymph nodes to swell a couple of months ago and was convinced I had Lymphoma and have been really anxious now for nearly 3 months all blood tests came back fine and swelling has gone have been checked by specialist, although I have still had itching which my GP says is somatic.

I still have the enlarged nodes and am now experiencing fatigue, breathlessness and itchy skin, particularly on my legs. A few weeks ago my ankles were so itchy it was almost unbearable, and there was no reason for it such as bites or a rash. I am therefore concerned about having lymphoma. I have an appointment anyway to see another GP about another matter in 4 weeks (I cannot get in to see her any sooner) and intend to ask her for a second opinion.

I called my doctor and told him the whole story and he is of the opinion that the skin irritation has caused the lump and the pain. He told me that lymphoma causes larger lumps that are painful to the touch. Also, he said that it is usually accompanied by other symptoms such as fatigue, fevers, anorexia etc. I am not convinced though. Can something so simple as a skin irritation because of deodorant/shaving cause a lump? I am scared to death and I don't know how to treat it.

i was reading the post that you guys sent in about itchy arms.

During pregnancy, some women experience itchy skin, especially on the abdomen, thighs, breasts and arms.

I am a 36 year old female ad have never had a hair or skin issue in the past. This is going on for the last 6 weeks. I regularly dye my hair.Many tks.

Does it happen when you sleep elsewhere? Have you changed laundry soaps? Are you pregnant and taking an anti- morning sickness medication? Here's from the Mayo Clinic's quite excellent post on itchy skin. "Causes of itchy skin include: "Skin conditions. Many skin conditions itch, including dry skin (xerosis), eczema (dermatitis), psoriasis, scabies, burns, scars, insect bites and hives. "Internal diseases. Itchy skin can be a symptom of an underlying illness.

Does anyone have any remedy for the burning and itching caused by non Hodgkins lymphoma cancer? I am going crazy and want to rip my skin off my body. My doctors say they have no more medication to try to reduce it. I just have to wait 1 1/2 weeks till my next chemo session and hope it goes away after that... Please help!

I noticed it because the skin was slightly raised. It looked like a ring of red skin bumps. It has never itched or been scaly, and it never had a "target." I first noticed it on February 28, 2018. Dead winter where I live, so a tick bite seems unlikely? It has grown bigger in diameter and is no longer a red ring, but a horseshoe shape. Still bumps, still not itchy or scaly. It doesn't hurt and no new patches have occurred.

thank you for your reply, she is still unwell, now with a sore throat and a cough, the cough though doesnt affect her at night which is strange , she hasnt coughed once during her sleep. She has this weekend also complained of itchy skin on her legs. We did take her to her doctor on friday and she said its a misture of virus's and infections and can be normal for them to last this long.

I have been having severe night sweats, unexplained fevers, extreme fatigue, no energy at all, and at night I get really itchy. So my dr ordered a CT Scan, she was concerned with lymphoma. The CT scan came back clear for lymphoma but I have lesions on my liver. Has anyone else had this issue? What could it be?

For a few months now I have had a mysterious rash its small red itchy papules that were not filled with any fluid they look like the healing stages of chicken pox. First it started on my breasts and upper torso in the front only. I went to my GP to find out what it could be.

Is thislymphoma of the skin? When he says lymphoma is he talking about lymphoma in general or just lymphoma of the skin? He also mentioned that he would check my nodes in my neck as well. If it does turn out to be lymphoma of the skin in future, does this mean it is t cell? I'm just worried right now about 2 issues. 1) when he says lymphoma is he just talking about the skin?

Hello ive been experiencing some very bad skin problems over the past few months which have really made work and my life in general very difficult and miserable.

Hello~I am so sorry you are going through this. 13 years is a long time. Has your doctor done any blood work? Have you seen an allergist or dermatologist, you probably need a more specialized physician than just a GP.

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