T cell lymphoma

[Lindseyw4]

My son retorted an itchy feeling on his foot a few days ago, which has now become an oddly- shaped blister filled with clear and/or yellow fluid. It's very bizarre. My initial search led me to wonder if it was EB. However, I saw t- cell lymphoma listed somewhere in the results and now I'm very very scared. I'm calling the doctor tomorrow ( primary) and hoping they'll take me seriously and do some tests or something. I'm so afraid i have to top this by myself. please help

 

[my little penguin]

If your calling the doc
It should be your GI as well
Any and all weird rashes
Get a call to the GI with a photo email sent
Then he works with the ped since some rashes are normal with crohns
But the ped may not be as aware as the GI

 

[Tesscorm]

Second above... anything other than an 'injury' which would clearly be unrelated to crohns or meds, I ask GI first (and have sent pictures as well). If he does not believe it is related to crohns/meds, he will advise me to contact his GP (has sometimes asked me to request GP run certain tests) and keep him informed of any dx/treatment.

If I was concerned and wanted my son seen asap, then I would do as you have done, make apptmt with GP but I would also let GI know what's going on.

Hard not to worry but likelihood is that it is not lymphoma. I recall another parent (maybe kimmidwife or izzi'smom??) mentioning that their child had an issue with itchiness and peeling under their feet.

:ghug:

 

[my little penguin]

DS had itchy perling feet with blisters
Dyshrotic ezcema
Happens on the spring - allergy related

 

[DanceMom]

My daughter's feet peel....occasionally blister. She's a dancer so I always assumed it was related to that. Dancers tend to have gnarly feet, lol. If you are established with a Dermatologist you may want to try there first. If not, see what the Pediatrician thinks and go from there. Don't panic just yet.

 

[Lindseyw4]

They weren't peeling before though. At first it looked like a bug bite.