Can I take medicine for lymphoma when I am pregnant?

There are many anti-lymphoma drugs now, and streptomycin, isoniazid, rifampicin, pyrazinamide, etc. are generally chosen, but these drugs have great side effects and will cause certain harm to the body, especially for pregnant women. Some people ask whether they can take drugs to treat lymphoma during pregnancy. Let's take a look at it together.

If you become pregnant again while taking lymphoma drugs, it is best to have an abortion as soon as possible, because the side effects mentioned above will largely cause fetal malformations. Of course, even if you do not have an abortion, the possibility of natural miscarriage is very high. It is recommended that female patients taking drugs make a choice as soon as possible.
It is not recommended for women to take any medicines during the pregnancy preparation period, including cold medicines and insomnia medicines. Although it is still unknown whether many medicines will have any impact on the fetus, once it happens to a pregnant woman, it will have a lifelong impact and regret on herself and her child, so it is best to be fully prepared during the pregnancy preparation period.
Nowadays, many female friends are not well prepared when taking medicines, and they worry about this and that after an unexpected pregnancy. If they knew earlier, why didn’t they use contraception? Every woman wants to have a healthy baby of her own, but the first step to nurture a healthy baby is to provide a healthy internal environment for the child, so it is better to think about the future before doing anything.