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Have itchy skin. 2 biopsies with lymphocyte infiltrate no t cell lymphoma. ana was 640. could it be autoamune. have hypothyroid.
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It could be: If your hypothyroidism is related to an autoimmune disorder, then your skin problem may be as well - guilty by association. Make sure that you have not become allergic to one of the medications you have been taking. There are several options on treatment and I suggest that you consult a dermatologist, a 2nd opinion if needed.
Answered 6/18/2015
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