Narrative:

On boarding noticed a fishy smell/sweaty odor. On pushback; overcome by fumes which traveled from 3L-aft galley to 3/4 the way up coach cabin toward cockpit. Severe headache; not helped by oxygen. On layover; nauseous and vomiting; balance/coordination problems; sleep disturbances; abnormal heartbeat; vertigo. On board aircraft addressed problem with crew and cockpit. Cockpit advised that they would not turn on air conditioning packs until well away from terminal area. Faint noticeable fumes in cabin. On returning to home base; symptoms continuing; seeking medical help and filing required reports.

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Original NASA ASRS Text

Title: A B757 Flight Attendant reported she became ill from fumes in the cabin.

Narrative: On boarding noticed a fishy smell/sweaty odor. On pushback; overcome by fumes which traveled from 3L-aft galley to 3/4 the way up coach cabin toward cockpit. Severe headache; not helped by oxygen. On layover; nauseous and vomiting; balance/coordination problems; sleep disturbances; abnormal heartbeat; vertigo. On board aircraft addressed problem with crew and cockpit. Cockpit advised that they would not turn ON air conditioning packs until well away from terminal area. Faint noticeable fumes in cabin. On returning to home base; symptoms continuing; seeking medical help and filing required reports.

Data retrieved from NASA's ASRS site as of April 2012 and automatically converted to unabbreviated mixed upper/lowercase text. This report is for informational purposes with no guarantee of accuracy. See NASA's ASRS site for official report.