You most likely have a sinus infection if you have green snot. With sinus infection you can have green or yellow snot and you will need an antibiotic to get rid of it.
Clear snot is straight mucus, which is the secretion of the mucus glands of the nasal cavity. This is normal, and everyone should have a small amount of clear snot on a regular basis - this is what traps the large dust particles and keeps them out of your lungs. Green and yellow snot is mucus mixed with dead inflammatory cells; the color is hard to correlate with a particular inflammatory cell, as the majority of them will be dead neutrophils. Colored snot tends to indicate an infection in the nasal cavity, although a slight yellow color to snot can be normal. Snot changing colors from clear to green to yellow means you were free of infection, then you had an upper respiratory infection, then it was cleared up by your body's defenses.
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because your body is trying to get all of that snot, that was in your body.
Snot can be determined as green or yellow if you have sinuses, allergies, or a common cold. Otherwise, it may be clear. I have never seen blue snot before.
Some white blood cells containing green coloured enzymes are secreted in you mucus (or 'snot') to destroy the cold virus and any bacteria that wish to infect the mucus at the same time. The dead white blood cells along with the dead viruses are removed in the mucus, making it look green. Hope that answers your question!
Snot is typically clear or white. If it appears green or yellow, it may indicate an infection or illness that requires medical attention.
wipe it with ur snot
cause the dust up ur nose turns into green slimey snot
My dog delivered today, she had really dark green fluids. Is that normal? I have never noticed this in past deliveries of other dogs.
snot green; swamp green; booger green all the same possibly pink, depending on preference
Yes, dogs do have a mucus membrane lining their nasal passages that can produce mucus or "snot." This mucus helps trap dirt and bacteria, and keeps their nasal passages moist.