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Objective:To investigate the status of cancer-related fatigue in lung cancer patients and its related influencing factors, thus to provide reference for clinical active intervention and improve the quality of life of patients.Methods:In this study, interviews and questionnaires were used to collect patient-related data.Seventy patients with lung cancer from January 2016 to January 2019 in Zhuji People's Hospital were selected in this study, and relevant information was collected and analyzed.The relevant influencing factors of cancer-related fatigue was analyzed.Results:The survey showed that the average score of cancer-related fatigue in lung cancer patients was (5.71±1.96)points, which was in moderate status, the behavioral dimension fatigue score was (5.95±2.38)points, the emotional dimension score was (5.48±2.37)points, the sensory dimension score was (5.46±2.38)points, and the cognitive/emotional dimension score was (4.79±2.11)points.Age, serum albumin level, surgery and anemia were the influencing factors of cancer-induced fatigue in patients with lung cancer( P<0.05). Sleep disorders, anxiety, depression were positively correlated with cancer-induced fatigue in patients with lung cancer( r=0.642, 0.350, 0.192, P=0.000, 0.000, 0.000). The average quality of life score of lung cancer patients was (84.14±6.52)points, which was negatively correlated with cancer-induced fatigue and functional areas, and positively correlated with symptom areas, insomnia and diarrhea( P<0.05). Conclusion:The cancer-induced fatigue of 70 patients with lung cancer in Zhuji People's Hospital is in moderate status, and the main influencing factors are age, serum albumin, surgery and anemia.The survey can provide a reference for subsequent clinical intervention for lung cancer patients.