Beauty
1. Nasal Deformities Deviated Nasal Septum, nasal polyps, deformities in nasal turbinates may obstruct normal breathing that could in turn lead to infection.
2. Occupational Hazard Recurrent exposure to air pollutants is a professional hazard for many people.
3. Suppressed Immune System People who are currently battling or have previously suffered from lung infections od diseases have a weak immune system and cannot fight sunus infections.
4. Cystic Fibrosis Cystic fibrosis is a genetic disorder that causes the thickening of mucus within the respiratory organs that block the nasal sinuses and lead to infection.
5. Seasonal Occurrence The transition of weather according to changing seasons is a common trigger cause for sinus infections.