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Cigarette smoking is the #1 risk factor for bladder cancer, and quitting is the best thing you can do to protect yourself. #BladderCancerAware

Ready to spring into a new career? Chesapeake Urology encourages work-life balance alongside professional growth. Discover how you can blossom with us this season and beyond. Check out our openings. unitedurology.com/chesapeake-uro…

Chesapeake Urology honors the courageous men and women who gave their lives in service to our country.

As Bladder Cancer Awareness Month comes to a close, here’s the most important takeaway: Bladder cancer is common, and early detection is key. Never ignore symptoms. If something feels off, talk to your doctor. #BladderCancerAware

For #MensHealthMonth, we’re spotlighting men’s urological health — from prostate care and fertility to bladder health and early cancer detection. Whether you’re 25 or 75, your health matters. Stay tuned and join us in making men’s health a priority!

Prostate cancer is one of the most common cancers in men, and early detection saves lives. This #MensHealthMonth, Chesapeake Urology urges men to know the risk factors (age, family history, race) & talk to their doctor about PSA testing. unitedurology.com/conditions-tre…

Kidney stones are more common in men, but to some extent, they can be prevented -- or at least managed. Take care to stay hydrated, reduce salt, and consult a doctor if you're at higher risk due to family history or past occurrence. unitedurology.com/conditions-tre…

Testicular cancer is the most common cancer in young men ages 15–35, but when caught early, it’s highly treatable. This #MensHealthMonth, commit to doing monthly self-exams -- and if anything feels off, don’t wait to schedule an appointment with a Chesapeake Urology specialist.

Happy Father's Day from Chesapeake Urology! This #MensHealthMonth, let's make sure the men in our lives are thinking about their health and getting the care they need!

This #MensHealthMonth, let’s break the silence about erectile dysfunction (ED). ED is common as men age, and it's not just a physical issue. It can deeply affect confidence, relationships, and mental health. You can find support and treatment at Chesapeake Urology.

Curious about vasectomy? It’s a safe, simple, and effective form of permanent birth control for men that can be done in under 30 minutes, with minimal down time. Most men drive home afterwards and return to normal activities within a few days. Learn more. unitedurology.com/conditions-tre…

This #MensHealthMonth, we’re not just raising awareness — we’re also expanding our care team! If you’re passionate about improving men’s lives by providing expert, compassionate urologic care, we invite you to take a look at Chesapeake Urology. unitedurology.com/chesapeake-uro…

As Dr. Cleary explained on ABC 7 News, prostate cancer can be complex, especially for older men. At Chesapeake Urology, we’re committed to care & informed conversations about prostate health. If you have questions, we're here to help. Watch the segment: youtu.be/y84yL5T2cqg?si…

This #MensHealthMonth, Chesapeake Urology reminds you that daily choices matter. Hydration, exercise, and a healthy diet are good for your bladder, prostate, and kidneys. Routine exams can catch problems before they become serious. Our specialists are here to support you!

All month long, we’re sharing quick and surprising facts about your urinary health. To kick things off: Did you know the average person produces 1–2 quarts of urine every day? Stay tuned for more interesting insights throughout the month!

For this week’s #PhysicianSpotlight, meet Dr. Christine Santayana! Dr. Santayana is a board-certified Urogynecologist with extensive training in Urogynecology and Pelvic Reconstructive Surgery (UPRS). She is currently welcoming new patients at our Annapolis and Largo offices.

Happy 4th of July from Chesapeake Urology!

Salty snacks and summer seem to go together, but did you know too much sodium increases the risk of kidney stones? This summer, be sure to balance salty treats with plenty of water and fresh fruits like watermelon to stay hydrated and protect your kidneys. unitedurology.com/~/blogs-news/2…

Did you know that long flights and road trips can be tough on your bladder? If you're traveling this summer, be sure to schedule regular stops to stretch, hydrate, and use the restroom. Holding urine too long can strain the bladder and increase risk of infections or irritation.

For this week’s #PhysicianSpotlight, meet Dr. Natalia Arias Villela! Dr. Arias Villela is currently seeing patients in our Towson and Columbia offices. Her specialty is the management of kidney stone disease, with a focus on complex cases treated with PCNL surgery.