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A member asked:
Do the patches/rashes/lesions associated with cutaneous lymphoma come and go or once they are there do they always stay? also if i have a maternal aunt and uncle who both have had a type of lymphoma would i be at increased risk? thanks?
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The lesions are usually persistent and progressing. There' re some genetic theories about this disease but I have not read about hereditary, especially if your immediate family members, parents and siblings), do not have this disease. You should not worry too much.
Answered 8/12/2021
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