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Airway mucus secretion is a complex physiological process involving the production and release of mucus by specialized cells in the respiratory tract. This secretion serves as a crucial defense mechanism, trapping inhaled particles and pathogens, facilitating their removal, and maintaining airway hydration. Dysregulation of mucus secretion, either through hypersecretion or impaired clearance, contributes to various chronic lung diseases.
Mucolytics reduce mucus viscosity; expectorants increase mucus hydration; bronchodilators open airways; anti-inflammatory agents reduce mucus production; CFTR modulators improve chloride transport.
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