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Vagal C-fibers are unmyelinated sensory nerve fibers within the vagus nerve that innervate visceral organs, especially the airways and lungs. They function as nociceptors, detecting noxious stimuli and initiating defensive reflexes like cough. They are potential targets for antitussive therapies and are involved in the pathophysiology of chronic respiratory diseases.
Modulation of C-fiber activity can reduce cough reflex and improve respiratory symptoms.
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