What Your Mucus Color Actually Means (White, Yellow, Green & Clear)

When you have an allergic reaction, like from dust mites, your body goes into defence mode. One of the primary defence mechanisms your body has is mucus / snot / phlegm. 

The colour of your snot / mucus can tell you key meanings about your issue or dust mite allergy

Snot color chart showing that dust mite allergy causes thin, clear nasal discharge, while yellow or green mucus indicates a secondary bacterial infection.

Why Are You Coughing Up Thick, Sticky Mucus?

  • Increased Amount of Mucus:  in your nose / throat / mouth. Your body makes more mucus to trap and dust mite particles from your airways.
  • Thick Mucus Consistency: The mucus will be thicker and stickier. Thick and sticky mucus gets trapped in airways. This allows your body to stop the dust mite allergens from entering further into your body
  • White Mucus Colour: White Blood Cells, are part of your immune system and rush to the scene of the dust mite allergen. As they gather in the mucus, they can change its colour to white. The more of these white blood cells, the more white your mucus will be. 
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Is Your Bedroom Causing Your White or Yellow Phlegm?

Do you ever have problems breathing, itchy skin or blocked nasal passage? If your symptoms are worse when your:

  • Inside
  • When you first wake up

Then you could have a dust mite allergy: 

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