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Gynecologic Specialists of Northwestern, s.c.

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Northwestern Medical Group Faculty Obstetrics and Gynecology

Chicago, IL

Northwestern Medical Group Faculty Obstetrics and Gynecology

Chicago, IL

Northwestern Medical Group Faculty Obstetrics and Gynecology

Chicago, IL

Northwestern Medical Group Faculty Obstetrics and Gynecology

Chicago, IL
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Gynecologic Specialists of Northwestern, s.c.
Gynecologic Specialists of Northwestern, s.c.
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680 N Lake Shore Dr suite117 Chicago, IL 60611
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Gynecologic Specialists of Northwestern, s.c.

Gynecologic Specialists of Northwestern, s.c. is a OBGYN facility at 680 N Lake Shore Dr suite117 in Chicago, IL.
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680 N Lake Shore Dr suite117, Chicago, IL 60611
Services Gynecologic Specialists of Northwestern, s.c. offers OBGYN services in Chicago, IL at 680 N Lake Shore Dr suite117, Chicago, IL 60611. Obstetricians & Gynecologists (OBGYN) specialize in female reproductive health issues as well as gynecological health issues.

To learn more about OBGYN services, or to make an appointment with Gynecologic Specialists of Northwestern, s.c. in Chicago, IL, please call (312) 654-1166.
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My review is somewhat overdue, but I'm posting it here because it's still relevant and hopefully helps someone else to not choose to consult doctors in this practice. Initially was happy with my consultations with Dr Michelle Baer (she's friendly and approachable), but then I was treated with indifference when I had recurring problems with abnormal bleeding. Yes, she did order the relevant tests to rule out multiple causes. But soon afterwards, my repeated attempts to reach the doctor failed, and one of their nurses very helpfully told me over the phone that the dysfunctional uterine bleeding should stop because, "After all, how long can you bleed, right?" In another instance because Dr Baer was out of town, another of the physicians in this practice (I don't want to name her here as well; this is not a witch hunt) very indifferently suggested an IUD, and nobody in the practice bothered to give me any idea of what to do in terms of prepping for an IUD as well as what to expect afterwards. At that point, I understood that I was not really valued as a patient in their practice, refused to get the IUD inserted, said goodbye to them with a smile, and found a really good gynecologist in another hospital group.
by TinaKarattil xxx.xxx.115.191
January 09, 2018