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Phlegm resolution is a clinical process or treatment approach that aims to increase the clearance of pathological mucus (phlegm or sputum) from the respiratory tract. Phlegm itself is a complex water-based gel containing glycoproteins, immunoglobulins, lipids, and cellular debris produced in the airways, particularly during disease and inflammation[1][4]. Drugs called expectorants (like guaifenesin) and mucolytics (like acetylcysteine) facilitate the thinning and expulsion of phlegm, used in the management of various respiratory disorders[6]. Phlegm resolution is not a molecular target but a therapeutic goal achieved through multiple mechanisms, including pharmacologic and non-pharmacologic airway clearance strategies.
Thinning mucus to ease expulsion; Lubricating airway to promote productive cough
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