Clear Mucus

Mucus production is a normal health state, unless it becomes excessive or discolored. Mucus is a basic defense against the inflammation of the mucus membranes (that soft tissue that coats the interior of your cavities or cells). Your body normally produces about an ounce of clear mucus in a day, but if mucus production exceeds this, there may be a problem.

This mucus is continually made by the cells lining of the sinus passages. It can irritate and settle on your nasal and throat lining causing a sore throat, bad breath, a cough and the dreaded post nasal drip.

Clear mucus is often discharged nasally but may also be discharged post nasally. Post nasal drip (PND) occurs when excess mucus (mucous), usually caused by sinusitis or other inflammatory disorders, drips down the back of your throat or nose.

Although it commonly represents post nasal drip, clear mucus may represent various other disorders, including:

• Hayfever
• Sinus congestion
• Flu
• Allergies
• Acute sinusitis
• Colds

When infected by a virus, bacteria and other pollutants such as cigarette smoke, alcohol, acids and other foods may cause the mucus to change color. The different colors of mucus are:

• Brown
• Green
• Yellow
• White
• Clear

What treatment is there for excess mucus that is clear?

Clear mucus often drips nasally or/and post nasally, but your doctor may help you determine what infection your mucus represents. Also visit our remedy finder to discover which remedy is for you.

A runny nose, often accompanied by clear watery mucus, seasonal allergies and sneezes represent hayfever and sinus congestion. This symptom can best be treated with SinusWars1.

SinusWars1 treats the following:

• Hayfever
• Pollen, grass or tree allergies
• Watery nasal discharge with severe frontal headaches
• Seasonal Allergies (Change in Season)
• Snoring
• A runny nose
• Congested sinuses
• Itchy and irritated eyes nose and soft palate
• Pressure over the sinuses
• Swelling of the mucus membranes
• Salty acrid taste
• Frequent sneezing.
• Spasmodic coughs