Most urologists are equipped to diagnose and treat sexual dysfunction disorders. Although there are many hospitals that have established male departments, so sexual dysfunction will go to the male department. But before, there was no male department, or some hospitals did not set up male department. The majority of patients need to go to the urology department, and the earliest medical treatment of male diseases is also included in the scope of urology. So many urologists have knowledge of male pathology and have clinical experience in diagnosing and treating male diseases. So if a hospital does not have a male department, there is no problem going to the urology department.