Male sexual health and female sexual health are both extremely different. However, there are sexual health clinics that serve both genders. However, some people will opt to visit their family doctors or a gynecologist referred by their family doctors. Some women may want to visit a women's specialist.

Typically, during a female sexual health check up, the woman must undergo a breast examination to see if there are any lumps that could signify cancer. Sometimes, the lumps turn out to be benign, but other times, lumps can be cancerous. Women also can receive pap smears in order to check for cervical cancer. There are various women specific sexual issues that can come up, such as breast cancer, cervical cancer, HPV, pregnancy, etc. It is highly important for females to receive female sexual health check up at a sexual health clinic. It could either be a women's health clinic or a general sexual health clinic.

Men on the other hand, have to receive prostate check ups.

Men and women each have completely different sexual problems. That's understandable because their anatomy isn't the same.