risk factors<\/a> which expose some people to a higher chance of developing sinusitis than others. If you find that you fall into any of the high-risk categories mentioned below, speak to your doctor about a preventative strategy to avoid infection.<\/p>\n\n\n\nPeople with weak immune systems \u2013 The immune system is responsible for identifying and killing invading bacteria and viruses. When it’s in a compromised position, it cannot effectively deal with infections, exacerbating the symptoms of the disease. People with healthy immune systems find that they rarely experience any issues with sinusitis.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
People who work or live with others in confined spaces \u2013 People who work in extensive corporate, open-plan, offices, may find that they get sick with sinus infections more than people who work in more intimate conditions. Exposure to other sick people increases your risk, and viruses go round an office like wildfire, especially during the change of seasons.
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