A321
Flight Attendant Current
Physiological - Other
Aircraft Equipment Problem Less Severe; Deviation / Discrepancy - Procedural FAR; Deviation / Discrepancy - Procedural Published Material / Policy; Flight Deck / Cabin / Aircraft Event Smoke / Fire / Fumes / Odor; Flight Deck / Cabin / Aircraft Event Illness / Injury
General Maintenance Action
Aircraft
Around XA:10 noticed an odor in the back portion of the cabin. I called the #1 F/A (Flight Attendant) and discussed odor. The #1 called the flight deck and they advised that 'We went through some precipitation' and the odor should go away. It did not...it became stronger.  I called the flight deck and described what we smelled and that the #1; myself (#2) and #3 flight attendants were symptomatic.  The Captain stated that he would call it in.  We landed around XA:40 and was at gate shortly thereafter.  Deplaned without incident and we all left the aircraft as soon as possible.  We were met by ZZZ1 medical personnel.  Approximately 30-45 minutes later paramedics were called to assess our medical needs.  The #3 and myself (#2) were administered oxygen. My symptoms that I felt immediately became worse as the event progressed and they are as follows:  At the beginning and during the event: Light headed and very foggy brain; tightness in chest; racing heartbeat; more labored/difficulty breathing; tingling of extremities; scratchy throat and headache.  As I write this [next day]; I still have headache; tightness in chest; a cough that was not there before the event; somewhat foggy brain/dizzy; headache. It should be referenced that once maintenance arrived they did smell what we smelled; as it was still present in the cabin; and he noted that it was the smell of burning oil.
Fume Event.
A321 flight attendants reported a fumes event during cruise. Flight attendants were met by paramedics upon gate arrival to evaluate physiological symptoms.