According to the definition of the WHO, mental health is "A state of well-being in which an individual realizes his potential, can cope with normal life stress, can work productively and fruitfully, and is able to contribute to the community". Mental health is important to preserve and nurture, and this is achieved through promotion, prevention, early detection of disease, treatment and rehabilitation. All the mentioned procedures are aimed at the community and at individuals. Sexual health has many definitions and different scientists define and interpret it differently. Nevertheless, sexual health is a continuum of positive psychological, physical and sociocultural experiences related to sexuality. It is the ability of an individual to enjoy and express his sexuality free from various risks. The recent pandemic of the newly discovered coronavirus disease brought severe consequences for the community and the individual. The rapidly increasing numbers of new infections and deaths from COVID-19 have taken a toll on the mental health of society. Constant isolation, social distancing and stressful circumstances in which the individual found itself had a bad effect on his sexual health. In this paper are presented results from research about impact of COVID-19 pandemic on sexual health of nurses. Research was done in July 2022., and this particular group was chosen because they were on „first line of defense“, apropos they were the ones that sacrificed themselves and their families wellbeing for the others. Main goal of this research was to collect attitudes of nurses that were directly impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic. Google form was made for this research that was made in 2 parts. First/general part had questions about general information from research group (e.g. age, work place, years of service and other), while second part of survey had 20 statements that aim for the goal of the research, and it is a attitudes of nurses about their sexual health before and during COVID-19 pandemic.