People often only really notice mucus’ existence when
they have a health issue. When you are suffering from a virus or bacterial
infection, your body can produce excess amounts of mucus and it can go from its
normal colourless state to being yellow or green. At the peak of an infection,
mucus will be dark green, and will gradually turn lighter shades until it
returns to being colour.

Photo: afa4docs.org
Photo: afa4docs.org
Phlegm is actually
not the same as mucus. It’s a combination of mucus, bacteria, dead cells from
inflamed tissue and debris and is only in the body in times of any inflammation
or illness.
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