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pediatric paranasal rhinosinusitis one common pediatric diseases upper respiratory tract entails significant morbidity commonly caused viral infection nasal mucosa spreads natural passages within cavities paranasal sinuses leading inflammation mucosa lines nasal cavity paranasal sinuses objective cohort study assess whether correlation pediatric rhinosinusitis physical activity selected dietary habits among pupils aged 6 16 years elementary schools wrocaw poland study part prohealth program let us get kids moving also aimed establishing factors potentially predispose children developing rs survey study conducted group 2458 children adolescents elementary schools wrocaw age examined children ranged 6 17 years mean 108 years standard deviation 27 rhinosinusitis common children aged 1317 years aged 69 years 64 vs 15 p 0001 1012 years 64 vs 26 p 0001 study revealed significant positive correlation rhinosinusitis development several variables age 11 years attending swimming classes fewer 12 times week using computer consuming milk salty snacks carbonated sweet drinks consuming fruit fewer 12 times week attending physical education classes eating fewer 4 meals eating breakfast home p 005 great importance establish preventive measures recurrent upper respiratory tract infections may predispose children rhinosinusitis introducing healthier traditional dietary habits regular physical activity children adolescents may result normal adequate immune response proper functioning inflammatory control system