The trachea and bronchi, which lead to your lungs, might become inflamed and fill with mucus when you have bronchitis. Your body tries to clear the mucus, and you experience a persistent cough. You may have a cough for two weeks or longer. Usually brought on by a virus, acute bronchitis resolves on its own. Although it can be treated, chronic bronchitis never truly goes away. An inflammation of the airways leading to the lungs is called bronchitis. You cough because irritation causes your airways (trachea and bronchi) to expand and fill with mucus. Your cough may persist for a few days or weeks. That is the primary sign of bronchitis. The most frequent cause of acute bronchitis is viruses. Usually brought on by a viral infection, acute bronchitis resolves on its own in a few weeks. Most patients with acute bronchitis don't require medical attention.
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