Prior to the Tea Act, the British East India Company Tea was required to exclusively sell its tea at auction in London. This required the British East India Company to pay a tax per pound of tea sold which added to the companyâs financial burdens. The Tea Act aborted this restriction and granted the British East India Company license to export their tea to the American colonies.
The flu usually lasts for about 2-5 days. The worst part is usually over by the second or third day, and then you have to rest up to regain strength. The flu usually lasts for about 2-5 days. The worst part is usually over by the second or third day, and then you have to rest up to regain strength.
An otherwise healthy person who gets the flu will usually improve over two to five days. In some people that tired feeling may last for one week or more and very rarely the symptoms can last for several weeks (post influenza asthenia). A major concern when you get the flu is that complications can arise. This is not strictly a relapse, but the development of another illness. The risk is highest for those with diabetes; heart, lung, or kidney disease; and other chronic diseases that lower the body's resistance to infection. Persons over age 65 are also at greater risk of developing complications from the flu. A very serious complication associated with the flu is pneumonia. Shortness of breath, sharp chest pain on deep breathing, or fever lasting beyond five days are symptoms that may indicate pneumonia.