Our multi-specialty clinical research center allows people to participate in clinical trials that can lead to important medical breakthroughs. Please visit our research site to learn more.

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There is only a small amount of egg in flu shots. Generally if someone is able to eat either eggs or food containing eggs like cake, cookies, french toast, muffins or waffles, they can get a flu shot. If patient is unable to eat eggs because of allergic reactions they can either skip the flu shot, or come in for an allergy test for flu vaccine. If the patient is allergic to the flu vaccine, they can either skip the flu shot or go through a short desensitization program.

Nasal flu vaccine should not be given to asthmatics.

We are proud to be the first practice in the RI market to offer Allergy Drops as an alternative to traditional allergy shot therapies. Allergy drops, more formally called sublingual immunotherapy, desensitize patients to their allergies through an antigen taken under the tongue in a liquid form. Allergy drops have the same chemical makeup as shots, and provide a host of advantages for the patient.

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We know your time is important, thats why we have many of our patient forms available to download here on the website. Fill out the forms prior to your visit to speed up processing. We ask that you do not to use cologne, perfume, or scented lotions on your visit as some patients are sensitive to these scents.

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The area’s leading asthma and allergy practice, specializing in the treatment of allergy related problems like asthma, allergies, hives, allergic reactions, bee sting reactions, eczema, sinus problems, and much more

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