- Complete allergy testing to include S.E.T. (skin endpoint titration), RAST (radioallergosorbent test), and T.R.U.E. (thin-layer rapid use epicutaneous) test. These three means of allergy testing are also known as skin testing, blood testing and patch testing.
- Patient education to address such issues as food elimination as it relates to allergic reactions, migraine and rhinitis.
- Complete immunoallergy services after testing to include allergy serum preparation and injections and allergy drops.*
* A relatively new development in allergy treatment, allergy drops work by delivering a small dose of antigen (what you are allergic to) under the tongue daily. This process desensitizes the body so one builds a tolerance to the specific antigens, providing symptom relief and eliminates the need for medications. Allergy drops work like allergy injections, using the same physician prescribed and FDA approved antigens, but is much more convenient and painless. |
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Crystal Miller background information Crystal Miller is a Seaford native, graduating from Seaford High School in 2001. She successfully completed the two-year medical assistant programat the Sussex Technical Adult Education Facility, and received her certificate in October, 2005.
During her course of study at Sussex Tech, Crystal attended and completed the American Academy of Otolaryngic Allergy Basic Course in Quebec City, Quebec, Canada in July, 2005.
Crystal has also become nationally certified and plans to continue her education to pursue an advanced degree in the medical field. |
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