The continuous and discontinued use of oral contraceptives may have detrimental effects on a women's wellbeing regarding to physical, mental, and emotional health as well as their interest, enjoyment, and frequency of sexual activity. So, the aim was to evaluate the effect of sexual function on women's wellbeing and its relation to continuation and dis-continuation of used oral contraceptives pills. Design: The study was carried out using a quasi-experimental design. It was conducted in the family planning and gynaecology outpatient clinics at the Menoufia University Hospital, A purposive sample of 380 women who use OCPs. Three tools used to collect data, Interviewing and assessment questionnaire schedule, Sexual Function questionnaire, and follow up questionnaire. The results: revealed that the mean age was (29.75 ± 5.59) years and the majority of women had sexual problems (57%) that affected on continuation and discontinuation of OCPs used. Conclusion: This study concluded that counseling program about sexual state succeeded in lowering sexual problems among women, and improving compliance as well motivating women for continuation of using OCPs. Documenting Sexual Function Scale as an assessment tool in family planning assessment clinics was recommended.