Question: what does non hodgkin's lymphoma rash look like?
Answer: The rash may resemble psoriasis, eczema or dermatitis. Some affected areas of skin may also thicken, harden and form plaques, which can itch and ulcerate. Most often, plaques develop on the face or buttocks, or in skin folds. As the lymphoma progresses, raised areas of skin (papules) may appear.