Absolutely not!
There is no singular mucus gland, as mucus can be created on the linings on lungs and in your nose, therefore, there is no mucus gland, and it cannot be 'entirely' removed. You can delay the effects of mucus by using nasal de congestion sprays This simple answer to your question would have to be No.
That house was peculiarly current and modern. Hope that makes it clear -oscar
the picture is an unlabelled inside diagram of the lungs. It shows how your oesophagus keeps your airways clear of mucus, dirt or anything else that might threaten to block it using cilia which have a hairline structure.
Please, use a tissue and blow your nose.
how is possible to observe and compare muscle tissue by using a microscope
Yes it is because in the factory that it is made in the workers put their hands on it and touch other machines and stuff which get germs
Using the active voice rather than passive voice
Tissue repair refers to the regeneration of damaged tissue using cells of the same type. It could either be a physical or mechanical restoration of the injured tissue.
Yes, it's normal for your period to be clumpy and thick. Your period isn't just blood but also uterine cells, uterine tissue, discharge, and mucus, so on heavier days when there is more tissue present it will look thicker and mucus can also thicken up flow too. As long as you're using correct menstrual products to deal with it you're fine, and as long as there is no bad odour everything is healthy.
when my mom had pneumonia, she would often expectorate phlegm like mucus.
no
a lighted tube (resectoscope) is inserted through the urethra, into the bladder. A clear solution is infused to maintain visibility, and the tumor or tissue to be examined is cut away using an electric current. Tumor and.