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In recent years, the continuous updating of medical means and the rapid development of assisted reproductive technology provide an effective way for cancer patients to preserve and restore fertility, but it still face many challenges in the specific application process. In view of the status quo of fertility preservation of cancer patients at home and abroad, factors affecting fertility of cancer patients such as radiotherapy, chemotherapy and surgery, and common fertility preservation methods of cancer patients such as embryos, oocytes, sperm cryopreservation, ovarian transplantation and other technologies, this paper considered related ethical issues from the following aspects: following the informed consent of cancer patients, executing the relevant laws and regulations on fertility preservation of cancer patients, and implementing the whole process supervision of the ethics committee, so as to provide ideas for the follow-up research on fertility preservation of cancer patients.