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The Association for Women’s Health Care provides comprehensive, compassionate OB/GYN care to women living in Chicago and Northbrook, Illinois

The Association for Women’s Health Care provides comprehensive, compassionate OB/GYN care to women living in Chicago and Northbrook, Illinois. With offices in both locations, you’re guaranteed convenient screening, diagnosis, and treatment from a team of expert doctors and nurses. Our suburban office is located at 40 Skokie Blvd Suite 300 in Northbrook, Illinois and our Chicago office is located a

t 30 N. Michigan Avenue Suite 300 in the heart of the Loop. Regardless of what stage of life you’re in, the professional team at The Association for Women’s Health Care can help you. Adolescent women can establish a health care routine and learn the basics about their bodies, be educated on contraception and safe s*x practices, and learn about possible menstrual problems. The practice provides care for the concerns of women in their 20s and 30s and performs services, such as STD screenings, breast exams, and preconception counseling. As you ease into perimenopause, the years prior to the cessation of your menstrual cycle, the doctors can help you manage symptoms, such as hot flashes, mood swings, and vaginal dryness. When you’ve gone a full year without a period, you’re in menopause, which increases your risk of certain health complications, including osteoporosis and heart disease. The doctors educate you about ways to prevent these chronic issues, and they continue to monitor your gynecologic health throughout your lifespan.

09/10/2026

What is PMOS and why does understanding it matter?

Polyendocrine Metabolic Ovarian Syndrome (PMOS), formerly known as PCOS or polycystic o***y syndrome, is the most common hormonal disorder affecting women of reproductive age. Yet despite how common it is, PMOS is often underdiagnosed, leaving many women searching for answers about their symptoms and health.

Our latest blog, “PMOS 101: Understanding the Most Common Hormonal Disorder in Women,” breaks down what PMOS is, why it can be difficult to diagnose, and why understanding this systemic condition is an important first step toward managing it.

Whether you're newly exploring your symptoms or looking to better understand a diagnosis, knowledge matters.

👉 Read the full blog on the Association for Women's Health Care website: https://chicagoobgyn.com/pmos-101-understanding-the-most-common-hormonal-disorder-in-women/

09/03/2026

Uterine cancer is the most common gynecologic cancer in the United States, yet it doesn’t always get the attention it deserves.

Knowing the signs can make a difference. Uterine cancer has a recognizable warning sign, and when changes are taken seriously and evaluated promptly, it can often be diagnosed early.

So, what symptoms should you watch for? Who may be at higher risk? And when is it time to see your OB/GYN?

👉 Read the full blog: https://chicagoobgyn.com/uterine-cancer-awareness-symptoms-risk-factors-and-when-to-see-your-ob-gyn/

08/25/2026

Severe period pain isn't something you should have to simply "push through."

Many women experience symptoms of endometriosis for years before receiving a diagnosis, not because the condition is uncommon, but because symptoms are often mistaken for typical menstrual discomfort.

Persistent pelvic pain, painful periods, heavy bleeding, pain during in*******se, or difficulty with fertility can all be signs that deserve a closer look. Understanding the symptoms is the first step toward getting the answers and support you need.

Our latest blog covers:
• Common signs and symptoms of endometriosis
• Why diagnosis can take years
• When to talk with your OB/GYN about your concerns

Read the full blog: https://chicagoobgyn.com/endometriosis-101-recognizing-the-signs/

08/18/2026

Your period shouldn't control your life. ❤️

Heavy menstrual bleeding is more than just a frustrating inconvenience, it can be a sign that something in your body needs attention. If you find yourself changing pads or tampons frequently, avoiding activities, or planning your schedule around your period, it may be time to talk with a healthcare provider.

The good news? Heavy periods are common, and they are often caused by identifiable and treatable conditions. Getting answers can help you find relief and improve your quality of life.

✨ In our latest blog, we discuss:
• What qualifies as heavy menstrual bleeding
• Common causes and symptoms to watch for
• When it's time to schedule an appointment

Don't dismiss symptoms that are affecting your daily life. Read the full blog: https://chicagoobgyn.com/heavy-periods-when-its-time-to-see-a-doctor/

08/11/2026

Backpacks, schedules, and school supplies aren't the only things to check off your back-to-school list. 🎒

Before teens and tweens head back into classrooms, it's important to make sure they are up to date on recommended immunizations. August's National Immunization Awareness Month is a great reminder to review vaccine records and have important conversations about protecting your child's health.

One vaccine that deserves special attention is the HPV vaccine, which helps protect against HPV-related cancers and is an important part of preventive care for adolescents.

📌 Our latest blog covers:
• Which vaccines teens and tweens may need before school starts
• Why the HPV vaccine is an important part of preventive healthcare
• How parents can prepare for a healthy school year

📌 Read the full blog: https://chicagoobgyn.com/back-to-school-immunizations-what-teens-and-tweens-need/

08/04/2026

Breastfeeding advice is everywhere, but is all of it accurate? 🤱

From social media tips to well-intentioned advice from loved ones, new moms often hear a mix of information that can make the breastfeeding journey feel more overwhelming than empowering.

During National Breastfeeding Month, we're separating common breastfeeding myths from facts to help moms feel more confident, informed, and supported, whether you're preparing for birth, newly postpartum, or navigating your own feeding journey.

At The Association for Women's Health Care, our pregnancy and gynecology teams are here to provide trusted, evidence-based guidance through every stage of motherhood.

✨ In our latest blog, we cover:
• Common breastfeeding myths and the truth behind them
• What new moms should know before and after delivery
• Where to find support when questions come up

Get the facts and read the full blog: https://chicagoobgyn.com/breastfeeding-myths-vs-facts-what-new-moms-should-know/

07/23/2026

Skipping your annual pelvic exam is easy, but it can also mean missing important signs early.

Our latest blog breaks down 5 key reasons not to skip your pelvic exam, even when you feel fine. From early detection to preventive care, these visits play a critical role in protecting long-term reproductive health.

👉 Read the full blog to understand why staying on schedule matters: https://chicagoobgyn.com/5-reasons-not-to-skip-your-annual-pelvic-exam

07/16/2026

Perimenopause often starts subtly... missed or delayed periods, night sweats, mood changes, and symptoms that can feel hard to pinpoint.

Our latest blog breaks down perimenopause symptoms, how long this transitional phase can last, and what’s considered normal versus when it’s time to seek support. Despite lasting months to years, many women enter this stage without clear guidance on what to expect.

👉 Read the full blog to better understand perimenopause and when to talk to your provider: https://chicagoobgyn.com/understanding-perimenopause-symptoms-and-when-to-seek-help

07/09/2026

Summer heat can do more than raise temperatures, it can also affect your menstrual cycle.

Our latest blog explores how heat may contribute to late, heavier, or more uncomfortable periods, and why these changes are more common than you might think. Hormones, hydration, and body stress all play a role in how your cycle responds in warmer months.

👉 Read the full blog to learn what’s normal, what’s not, and when to check in with your provider: https://chicagoobgyn.com/how-summer-heat-affects-your-menstrual-cycle

07/02/2026

July is Fibroids Awareness Month, and our latest blog on Association Women’s Health Care highlights an issue that deserves urgent attention in women’s health: the disproportionate impact of uterine fibroids on Black women.

Research shows Black women are 2–3x more likely to develop uterine fibroids, often at younger ages and with more severe symptoms. Too often, this leads to delayed diagnosis and more invasive treatment paths, raising important questions about access, equity, and earlier intervention in care.

Understanding these disparities is essential to improving outcomes and advancing real change in women’s healthcare.

👉 Read the full blog to learn more about the research, the risk factors, and what can be done to support better, more equitable care for all women: https://chicagoobgyn.com/fibroids-awareness-month-why-black-women-are-disproportionately-affected

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