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Certain risk factors, including these, can increase your chances of developing a sinus infection: Seasonal allergies Pre-existing structural issues within the sinuses (such as nasal polyps, or growths on the sinus or nasal lining) A recent cold A weakened immune system Smoking and secondhand smoke exposure Ways To Prevent Sinus Infections You can take precautions to reduce your likelihood of getting a sinus infection
doi: 10.1016/S1474-4422(22)00289-7 Summary Keywords cigarette smoking, disease progression, immunosenescence, multiple sclerosis, neuroinflammation, oxidative stress, relapse Citation Khan M, Uawithya E, Mytych JS, Muwenda I, Reidy M, Axtell RC and Mao-Draayer Y (2026) Smoking accelerates immunosenescence in multiple sclerosis