These risk factors include: Allergies Nasal polyps, abnormal growths inside of the nose Deviated nasal septum, a bending of the wall between the two nostrils Weakened immune system, such as from HIV or AIDS Facial fractures (from trauma) that restrict the nasal passages Congenital diseases, such as cystic fibrosis Asthma and other reactive diseases (16,17) Smoking and exposure to secondhand smoke Children have several other risk factors for sinus infections, including day care, pacifier use, bottle use while laying down, and secondhand smoke exposure
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