Lymphoma of Skin Symptoms: How to Identify Lymphoma of Skin

Lymphoma of the skin primarily affects topical surfaces. However, its diagnosis if often difficult as most of the symptoms are often correlated to mild skin conditions or even rashes. Its diagnosis employs mostly biopsy. Few of the most common conditions include: apparent change in skin texture; size, color or an overall appearance. 


Besides, weight loss with associated fatigue, muscle wastage (mostly rare) is some of the common and apparent symptoms. However, these along with the skin appearance are often confused with mild skin problems. 

Other frequently occurring symptoms include inflammation of the lymph node, cluster of immune cells under the arm, skin behind the neck and sometimes groin. Biopsy of the bone marrow can also reveal the condition due to the appearance of cluster in bone marrow.