Endometriosis Clinic

Despite severe pain that can be described as "intense" or "overwhelming", many women have experienced their symptoms being normalized. Although pain can be common, it should not be trivialized, especially by those in the medical field. This leads to a delay in receiving a diagnosis of endometriosis. Meanwhile, relationships, family, and work are affected. 

We believe women are the authorities of their own narratives. Effective communication is essential to providing a complete picture of each woman's goals and preferences. Our clinic values communication with our patients so that they can have their health concerns heard and addressed. 


Endometriosis Clinic


Our Physician

Julie Vu, MD - Featured Provider
Julie Vu, MD is an Assistant Professor of Obstetrics and gynecology. She specializes in complex surgical cases and offering minimally invasive approaches. Her area of interest is endometriosis, specifically offering a more holistic approach to its treatment, involving a multidisciplinary team of specialists.


About Endometriosis

According to the World endometriosis Society and World Endometriosis Research Foundation approximately 10% of women and girls suffer from endometriosis and it is one of the top causes of infertility. Unfortunately, it remains one of the most undertreated diseases that can have delayed diagnoses of up to 10 years. 


Contact Us

Center for Women's Health
Outpatient Care Center (OCC), Suite 4C
1801 W. Taylor St.
Chicago, IL 60612

312-413-5096
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