Yellow mucus

Everyone has mucus, and according to studies, it is very important for our bodies because it acts as a barrier for particles and contains enzymes and proteins that help to get rid of stuff in the air making you sick. But sometimes with coughing, we can find mucus to be yellow or green, or our body produces too much of it which may indicate a problem.

Everything you need to know about a mucus plug. What it looks like, what happens once you lose your mucus plug and how long till you go into labour once you've lost your mucus plug.

Do you know what the color of your mucus means?

Will it clear up by itself? Could it be asthma or even lung cancer? And when should you see the GP?

Your mucus color changes as your health does—here's what it means if it's yellow, brown, red, green, clear, watery, or thick.

Here are some natural evidence-based ways that include mullein tea, steam inhalation, raw honey and a natural salt rinse that can clear excess mucus, fast.

Clear snot is in the normal range, while white mucus can mean you’re congested and yellow or green mucus can sometimes mean that you have an infection.

Because we know you’re curious.

If the mucus is dark green or dark yellow, the infection has worsened. You may need to visit the doctor.

Mucus is not something any of us enjoys having. It is the slimy, sticky substance that accumulates in the throat or in the nasal cavities and sinuses when we