Angioimmunoblastic T cell lymphoma (AITL) is a rare but distinct type of T cell lymphoma with an aggressive course and high mortality.Most patients are diagnosed late in the disease and usually present with Seat Towels generalized lymphadenopathy.A minority have skin lesions at the time of diagnosis, more commonly in the form of nonspecific maculopapular rash with or without pruritus.
We report a rare case of AITL presenting Stock Pads with chronic, recurrent angioedema and urticaria-like lesions and no palpable peripheral adenopathy.Primary Care physicians, dermatologists, and allergists must maintain a high index of suspicion for cutaneous manifestations of lymphoma, especially if the skin lesions are refractory to standard treatment.Timely diagnosis is essential to improve survival.