What are the most common symptoms of circumscribed scleroderma? do i need to have all of them to really have it?

Morphea: Mlrphea is a condition where scleroderma is longed to the skin , in one or a few areas. The skin is thickened and discolored. The diagnosis is confirmed by biopsy. There is inflammation probably caused by an infection which cause increased fibroblast activity. Oral antibiotics along with topical steroids can lessen the damage. Laser can lighten and soften the area.

Usually none: Circumscribed scleroderma (also called morphea) usually presents with no symptoms. What you see is a thickening of the skin due to excessive deposition of collagen. Exact cause is unknown, although a species of bacteria has been implicated in some cases.

Skin changes: This type of morphea (localized scleroderma) is usually diagnosed simply by the appearance of the skin lesions. A biopsy is not usually needed. There are typically no systemic symptoms.