How can weeping rashes on the body be managed?

Hello doctor,

I have been experiencing symptoms of a weeping rash on my neck, head, ears, and sporadically throughout my body for many months. I am also having night sweats and intermittent mottling of my arms and legs. I am constantly physically and mentally exhausted and experience daily nausea and vomiting. I had blood work done, which showed paraproteins and free light chains, as well as a small M spike. Following this, I had a bone marrow biopsy. I do not have an appointment to review the results until next week.

As a registered nurse, I have been investigating my symptoms. While I have a basic understanding of the results, the wait until next week is unbearable. I am so consumed by this that I cannot sleep or concentrate. Most of the results appeared fairly normal, except for the immunohistochemical stains, which showed CD34 and CD117 highlighting rare, scattered blasts; CD20 highlighting scattered B cells; CD3 and CD5 highlighting scattered T cells; and CD138 highlighting scattered plasma cells that appear polytypic. Additionally, iron incorporation is decreased, and the blood clot was suboptimal due to a single spicule. The aspirate was inadequate due to the absence of spicules. The rest of the results were unremarkable.

I also had two abnormal mammograms, and the decision was made to wait and watch. I am currently taking Dextroamphetamine, Escitalopram, and Bupropion.

Please help.

Thank you.

Hi doctor,

I kindly request a clinical correlation.

Kindly help.