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One of the conditions we can treat at our Greater Pittston urology office is something called condyloma. You’ve probably not heard them called this name before, but more commonly, condyloma refers to genital or anal warts. Now, we understand this can be a health care topic some folks don’t even… Read More…
Do you feel like you constantly need to run to the bathroom to urinate throughout the day and even at night? Has there been a time when you’ve experienced a little leakage out of nowhere? You could be living with an overactive bladder and not even know it! Your Greater… Read More…
There you were getting ready for your next meeting when all of a sudden you’ve got to go…again. You think to yourself: Why am I running to the bathroom every two minutes? Is this normal? What can I do to make this go away? Your Pittston urologist will tell you… Read More…
If your doctor or general care physician tells you it’s time to see a urologist, you might be wondering why, what for, and what exactly they do. First of all, don’t panic! When you or someone in your family is referred to Greater Pittston Urology, know you’re in good hands… Read More…
A prostate exam is one of the most common yet most feared procedures guys worry about when talking to their Pittston urologist. We get it. You’re dealing with a sensitive topic in an even more sensitive area of the body and it can be unnerving to even think about. The… Read More…
Underwear. Why do we even bother putting it on in the first place? You can thank your ancestors from way back in the day, a.k.a. centuries ago. They decided it would be best for their intimate areas not to touch their precious outer garments. The “they” refers to the men… Read More…
It’s bad enough you’re experiencing issues “down there,” but now you’ve been told you need to find a urologist in Pittston for a consultation. Great! Now, what? The first thing we want you to do is to relax. You’re going to be amazed when you find out that you’re really… Read More…
There you are, going about your day, when all of the sudden “oops, there it is.” A little leak of pee that you just weren’t able to control. Has that ever happened to you? What about the sudden, uncontrollable urge to “go,” that occurs out of nowhere. Next thing you… Read More…
A urinary tract infection (UTI) can happen at any time, when you least expect it, leaving you wondering how the heck it happened in the first place. We meet so many patients at Greater Pittston Urology searching for a solution to their painful, recurring UTIs. We thought it might be… Read More…
We’re changing November to ‘Know’vember as we talk about bladder health in honor of Bladder Health Awareness Month. But first, let’s pay thanks to these organizations: –The Urology Care Foundation –The American Urological Association (AUA) –The Bladder Health Alliance They represent a knowledgeable coalition of physicians, patients, and veterans who… Read More…
Greater Pittston Urology is dedicated to your treatment and well-being and will remain open with regular business hours.
We have always followed standard universal precautions issued by the CDC to help protect every one of our patients and office staff from the many infectious diseases that we may be exposed to.
We will be exercising a higher standard of infection-control in our waiting areas, including removing all magazines and other items that are difficult to disinfect. And while we value our relationships with each of our patients, handshakes and hugs may be replaced with an “elbow bump” or a smile and a hello for the time being.
While we are doing everything in our power to protect you, we also ask for your cooperation to make our office environment a safe one. If you have a cough, fever, or chills, please call our office to reschedule. If you appear to be ill at the time of your appointment, you will be asked to reschedule at least three weeks later as a precaution. Also, to practice social distancing and minimize the number of people in our waiting room, please show up no earlier than 10 minutes prior to your scheduled appointment.
Instituting these higher standards will help keep you and our staff safe until this health risk subsides. We care about each of you and look forward to seeing you again for your next appointment.
Sincerely,
Dr. Michael Campenni