manage. However, persistent or unexplained phlegm deserves more attention because successful treatment depends on identifying the underlying cause rather than continually trying to remove the mucus itself.Respiratory Conditions
Why Does the Body Produce Mucus?
Mucus is part of the respiratory system’s normal defense mechanism. It forms a moist protective layer over delicate tissues and helps trap particles that enter with the air you breathe.
Tiny hair-like structures called cilia help move mucus through portions of the respiratory tract. Normally, much of this process happens without you noticing it.
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