Lung Infections: Bacterial Risks & Oxygen Therapy

Lung infections can be bacterial or autoimmune in nature, often requiring specific dietary and medical interventions. Understand the procedures and side effects involved in chronic lung treatment.

Mucus-Producing Lung Diseases

Published Aug,14 2017 | By Lindsay Boyers

Mucus is a thick fluid secreted by mucus cells that are located in various organs. Mucus acts as a protective barrier and filter by coating the lining of organs to trap foreign substances. When foreign substances become trapped in the mucus, they cannot invade the body and cause sickness.