Chatham Urology

04/15/2026

5 ways to take care of your private parts - this one is for the guys!

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04/14/2026

Did you know that when found early, testicular cancer is one of the most treatable cancers? That is why it is so important not to wait if something feels off and you find a lump. Click to learn more about signs to look out for this .

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04/13/2026

Today marks the beginning of National Public Safety Telecommunicators Week—an opportunity to recognize and celebrate the vital contributions of public safety communicators across Ontario.

Often working behind the scenes, they are the first point of contact in moments of crisis—providing calm, reassurance, and a critical link between the public and emergency services.

Thank you to all public safety communicators for the essential work you do every day to keep our communities safe.

Greater Sudbury Police Service
London Police Association
London Police Service - Canada
Halton Regional Police Service

04/12/2026

🤐 NO JUDGMENT. JUST ANSWERS.

“Is this normal?”

We get this question every single day.
About size. Shape. Lumps. Changes.

👉 If you’re wondering, it’s worth checking.
👉 That’s what we’re here for.

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04/11/2026

CHIGGITY CHECK YO SELF. This video outlines how to give yourself a testicular examination which you should be doing once a month AT THE LEAST.

04/11/2026

🤐 NO JUDGMENT. JUST ANSWERS.

“I found a lump… could it be cancer?”

Scary thought—but ignoring it won’t help.

👉 Get it checked early.
👉 Peace of mind matters.

04/11/2026

It's that time again 🐓🍑😃
Please follow this link and nominate us for the Community Votes, Chatham Kent!
You can nominate every day - the more nominations we get - the closer we are to the next stage where you get to vote for your favourite p*eps in CK!
Your support means the world to us! Thank you!!

Follow the link -
Click on - Click Here to Start Nominating
Healthcare
Physicians and Surgeons
You can vote for various people & nominate more than one :)

https://chathamkent.communityvotes.com/

04/11/2026

🚨 DO NOT IGNORE THIS 🚨

Seeing blood in your urine is NOT normal.
Not “just a one-time thing.” Not “probably nothing.”

👉 It always needs to be checked.

📞 Call your Primary Care Provider's office.
Blood when you p*e - call your GP!

Delaying could delay diagnosis.

*eseeyourgp

04/11/2026

⚠️ Going to the bathroom all the time?

No, it’s not “just getting older.”
No, you don’t have to live like that.

Frequent urination can be a sign of:
• Prostate issues
• Bladder problems
• Infection

👉 Get it checked. We can help. Speak to your Primary Care Provider to see if a referral to Urology is a good option for you!

04/10/2026