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Fertility

Even if you aren’t currently thinking about having a family, aspects of family planning often need to be considered when choosing a therapy for your cutaneous lymphoma.
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Children and Young Adults with Cutaneous Lymphoma

While rare, younger individuals may receive a cutaneous lymphoma diagnosis. What is important to know about how it is diagnosed, treated and the long-term concerns?
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The Impact of Skin Changes

Cutaneous lymphoma is a disease that can change the way you look. This may affect your life in physical, practical and emotional ways.
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Sexuality

Being intimate can be challenging when you have cutaneous lymphoma.
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Combination Therapies

There are times that the most effective method to treat cutaneous lymphoma is to use a combination of therapies together.

Lymphomatoid Papulosis

Lymphomatoid Papulosis (LyP) is a disorder of the immune system that manifests with self-healing small bumps and spots on the skin that come and go. Learn more about how LyP is diagnosed, treated and its prognosis.
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Working With Your Healthcare Team

The best way to manage a disease like cutaneous lymphoma is by assembling the right team of physicians and support individuals to guide your treatment course and help you through each stage of the journey. 
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LIVING WITH A DIAGNOSIS OF CUTANEOUS LYMPHOMA

You have cancer. Those three words can unleash a riptide of emotions, from disbelief to anger to sadness to fear. All those emotions and more are normal and can be allayed by asking questions, gaining information, and talking with individuals who have either experienced the disease or understand its normal course of action.