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Nyálkahártyaim is a Hungarian term that translates to "mucous membranes" in English. Mucous membranes are soft, moist tissues that line various cavities and passages of the body. They are found on the inside of the eyelids, in the nose, mouth, respiratory tract, digestive tract, and genitourinary tract. The primary function of mucous membranes is to secrete mucus, a slippery and protective substance.

This mucus serves several crucial roles. It helps to trap foreign particles such as dust, bacteria, and viruses, preventing them from entering the body. It also lubricates surfaces, making it easier for structures to move against each other, such as in the digestive tract or the respiratory system. Furthermore, mucous membranes play a part in the immune system by containing antibodies and other defense mechanisms. They also contribute to sensory functions, such as taste in the mouth or smell in the nose. The health of mucous membranes is vital for overall well-being, and their inflammation or damage can lead to various health issues.