1. The doctor explained that the excessive production of mucus was causing my persistent cough.
2. When you have a cold, your body produces more mucus to help clear out the virus.
3. It is important to stay hydrated when you have a respiratory infection to help thin out mucus.
4. The consistency of mucus can vary depending on the underlying health condition.
5. Allergies can cause an increase in mucus production, leading to a runny nose and congestion.
6. The child's throat was irritated from coughing up thick mucus all night.
7. Sinus infections can result in the buildup of mucus in the nasal passages.
8. The mucociliary escalator is a process in the body that helps move mucus out of the respiratory system.
9. Smoking can damage the cilia in the respiratory tract, reducing the ability to clear out mucus.
10. The patient was prescribed an expectorant to help loosen and expel mucus from their lungs.