Sexual dysfunction is a difficulty, which can be experienced by an individual or a couple in achieving sexual instinct that may appear during any phase of sexual activity (desire, excitement, orgasm, resolution). Among women it is usualy manifested by decreased sexual interest and/or arousal, decreased lubrication and pain syndrome, while among men it appears as erectile dysfunction and early ejaculation. Approximately 40% of women and 30% of men suffers from some kind of sexual dysfunction and the number of affected individuals increases with age. Sexual dysfunction can have organic, psychological or combined origins. The best result in curing sexual dysfunction are accomplished with teamwork and one of the team members has to be a specialy educated physiotherapist. Physiotherapy approach is based on assessment, intervention and evaluation. Physiotherapy procedures are used to treat painful intercourses, erectile dysfunction and early ejaculation. These procedures are efficient, safe and have no side effects. This research was conducted on a sample of 60 respondents (30 women and 30 men) through anonymous questionnaires. Three questionnaires are used: Female Sexual Function Index (FSFI), International Index of Erectile Function (IIEF) and questionnaire made by author of research about patients opinion about physiotherapy approach to sexual dysfunction, as well as, the prevalence of urogenital disorders. This research has confirmed high occurrence of sexual dysfunction and its higher frequency among women than men and found statistical correlation between sexual dysfunction and urogenital disorders.