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In the past I had read the those bad WBC can collect in the skin which is our largest organ. I think these bad cells attack good cells and this could lead to nerves and itching, infected skin or rashes, etc. I am not surprised with the ill affects possible with leukemia. The brain is a special nervous system which I read can be affected by excess WBC? I think the less exposure we experience to bad affects from leukemia the better our health will be in the future?
Hi JeffG,
I have had the rash on my thigh. I had no idea it was linked to CLL. I no longer have the rash, thank God. I hope your rash heals soon too! Another little blip having CLL. My, my, the gifts from CLL keep coming. I wonder what's next?
Yes, skin rashes are commonly associated with CLL. In fact, skin issues affect about 25-50% of people living with CLL. These rashes can appear suddenly and may be either directly related to CLL itself or occur as a non-specific skin reaction.
One common type of rash that many people with CLL experience is called an "insect Show Full Answer
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