Existing studies on sexual health of people with locomotor disabilities are limited and statistics are almost non-existent, most of them approaching this issue from social perspective rather than from a medical one. Most studies emphasize the need of sexual health services for people with disabilities, pointing, in the same time, at the low competence of health care providers. Defining the mechanisms which affect sexual function in people with locomotor disabilities and developing the patient-centred assessment algorithm on sexual health for people with locomotor disabilities represent a special practical interest both in clinical practice as well as for further studies on patients.