Your mucus protects your nose and sinuses from dust, bacteria, and other environmental dangers.
People with hay fever may have clear snot. A cold usual… See more

Clear snot is considered “normal” or healthy. Rhinitis, or swelling of the mucosal membrane in the nose, is a common cause of increased snot production. This snot is often clear, … See more

If you’re feeling congested or stuffy, you may notice your snot is white. Congestion can cause snot to lose water content. It becomes thick and even cloudy — both signs that y… See more

Yellow nasal mucus indicates that the body is fighting an infection.
The yellow color comes from the cells — white blood cells, for example — rushing to kill the offen… See more