This is a description study. The objective is to understand the sexual satisfaction of patients after gynecological cancer treatment, in order to provide sexual rehabilitation and quality nursing. The structure of the questionnaire included four areas as measuring tools: sexual concepts, sexual needs, sexual response and sexual adjustment. In addition, researchers explored patient characteristics in relationship to their sexual satisfaction. The patients researched were those under gynecological cancer treatment in a Medical Center. Data was collected by mail, face-to-face interviews and through telephone conversation. Of 366 total questionnaires sent out, 91 were completed. The preliminary results show that: 1. elderly and low educated patients have lower sexual satisfaction; 2. high school graduates have a more realistic understanding of sexual concept; 3. scores in areas of sexual needs and sexual adjustment have a significant difference; 4. 81% of women cancer patients scored below satisfaction levels in the four areas. In conclusion, nursing professionals have an important role in providing gynecological cancer patients with health education and information that will help them rehabilitate their sexual life.