Every day, your body produces mucus (balgham), and its presence isn't always a sign of something wrong. Mucus (balgham), also known as phlegm when produced by your respiratory system, lines your body's tissues (such as your nose, mouth, throat, and lungs) and helps protect you from infection.

Every day, your body produces about a liter of mucus (balgham). However, too much of it, especially in sensitive areas such as your lungs, can be irritating and may indicate a health problem.

Infections like the flu, acute bronchitis, and pneumonia can cause your airways to produce excessive mucus (balgham), which you will frequently cough up. It could be either green or yellow in color.

We talked about the early symptoms that lead to the accumulation of excess mucus in your lungs, how to treat it with Reetha (Indian soapberry), what you should know before taking it, and how long you should take it for.


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