If I get lymphoma during pregnancy, should I abort the baby?

Lymphoma is a malignant proliferative disease originating from the lymphoreticular system, which is mainly manifested by painless lymphadenopathy, hepatosplenomegaly, and involvement of all tissues and organs in the body. It is more common in middle-aged and young people, and more male patients than female patients. So if you get lymphoma during pregnancy, do you have to abort the baby?

Getting lymphoma during pregnancy is a very bad phenomenon, because lymphoma is a malignant tumor and surgery is necessary. Some patients may also need chemotherapy after surgery, which is very harmful to the body. In addition, the patient's body is relatively weak, which will also cause harm to the child.
Pregnant women with lymphoma can still have children. Lymphoma generally does not pass through the placental barrier to the fetus. However, according to the current medical level, both radiotherapy and chemotherapy will have adverse effects on the mother and fetus. In early pregnancy, if the lymphoma lesions are limited to or spread below the diaphragm, the fetus cannot avoid radiation, and the patient should terminate the pregnancy immediately. If the lesions are extensive and the disease progresses rapidly, termination of pregnancy should be considered even in the middle and late stages of pregnancy to avoid delaying treatment.