Recurrent sinus infections can significantly disrupt daily life, leading to missed workdays and increased healthcare costs. Individuals frequently exposed to viruses, such as parents, teachers, and travellers, are at higher risk. Allergic rhinitis affects 15%-20% of the population and contributes to $3 billion in annual medical costs in the United States. Untreated allergies can lead to chronic inflammation and repeated sinus infections, reducing quality of life. Structural issues like a deviated septum or immune deficiencies may further increase susceptibility to infections, necessitating medical intervention.