The patient who experiences atelectasis may become even more miserable, in addition to evident symptoms like dizziness and lightheadedness increasing. When the human body does not receive enough air (oxygen), the event of atelectasis might happen. This condition, when diagnosed, results from reduced functioning in the lungs, and in particular, the pulmonary system.
The sensation is that of a spinning motion being physically fought against by the patient while the environment outside the body gets mirrored, and then collapse follows in the absence of any impossibility of being stagnant.
Fainting is a consequence of a lack of oxygen in the blood supply to the area of atelectasis. The main function of the lungs is to ventilate, or in other words, to supply fresh air and oxygen to the parts of the body that need it. Oxygen and food nutrients are both carried by the blood of the circulatory system to organs such as the brain.
