UROLOGY CHECK-UP

The health of the urinary tract and male reproductive system is essential for general wellbeing. Many urological conditions – such as infections, kidney stones, prostate enlargement or tumours – can develop silently. A urology check-up allows problems to be identified early and treated promptly.

Who is it recommended for?

The urology check-up is particularly recommended for:

  • Men over 40, to prevent prostate conditions.

  • People with symptoms such as pain, difficulty urinating, blood in the urine or recurrent infections.

  • People with a family history of urological conditions or prostate cancer.

  • Anyone who wants a regular check of their urinary and sexual health.

Symptoms not to ignore

Even at a young age, it is important to pay attention to signs such as:

  • difficulty or pain when urinating,

  • needing to urinate often,

  • blood in the urine or semen,

  • pain in the lower back, pelvis or genital area,

  • reduced sexual function.

These symptoms do not always mean a serious condition, but they deserve a specialist check to rule out or treat conditions that could get worse over time if neglected.

A safe, confidential pathway

During the urology check-up the patient is supported at every stage, from the specialist visit to any diagnostic tests needed. The approach is based on the highest professionalism and discretion, with complete confidentiality and an open dialogue with the specialist, who helps the patient understand the results and choose any treatment.

When should you have the check-up?

Men should have a urology assessment at least once a year after the age of 40, or earlier if they have a family history or suspicious symptoms. The check-up is not just a test, but a real opportunity to look after your long-term health, reducing risks and improving quality of life.

BASIC UROLOGY CHECK-UP
80
  • Urology visit
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COMPLETE UROLOGY CHECK-UP
150
130
  • Urology visit
  • Ultrasound
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*Waiting times refer to working days and to the first available specialist.

CalatafimiMed is in Palermo and is open from Monday to Saturday. For any further information you can contact the centre here.