Louise Thompson and baby
Louise Thompson has been scuffling with PTSD since her traumatic delivery (Image: @louise.thompson)

Louise Thompson has revealed she has PTSD after nearly dying whereas giving delivery to her first little one, son Leo-Hunter. 

The previous Made In Chelsea star, 31, was in hospital for 5 weeks after Leo was born, leaving her going through ‘numerous critical problems’. 

She as soon as once more took to Instagram to share her expertise to date, writing: ‘I can solely write when I'm not having a depressive panic episode and fortuitously proper now I'm not. 

‘My panic episodes can final hours or days and are completely unpredictable. After I’m having one I can’t perform, I can’t take care of myself, not to mention anybody else round me. I can’t even spell my title. I can’t see, I can’t hear, I can’t look anybody within the eye. 

‘They have so dangerous that I've satisfied myself that I’m going loopy. I really feel depersonalisation, hyper paranoia as if I’ve taken one million and one medicine and I really feel like I’m caught in one other realm. I'm not myself. 

‘If my thoughts can’t discover a bodily downside then it would connect itself to a psychological one. The opposite night time I believed my head was really going to blow up open as a result of my inner dialogue was so wild and overwrought. I regarded within the mirror and my eyes had been blood shot. I don’t know whether or not the psychological causes the bodily or the opposite method round, however issues appear to be getting worse. If it was a everlasting state, I don’t assume I might be right here.’

Louise Thompson in hospital
Louise had spent 5 weeks in hospital after nearly dying whereas giving delivery (Image: @louise.thompson)

Louise revealed that the episodes are unpredictable which implies she struggles to plan her days in the mean time. 

She continued: ‘Each day is so unsure. What is definite is that I’m not fascinated with something detrimental, actually I’m doing all the things I can to strive to not spiral… however my unconscious thinks that I’m dying on a regular basis. 

‘I believe I've boxed my experiences up and buried them, however they're coming again to hang-out me. ALL THE TIME. 

‘My physique and thoughts are in fixed battle or flight mode and I fairly actually will likely be triggered by something. The opposite day I regarded within the mirror and observed that the underside of my tongue was blue. I believed I used to be dying. 

Louise Thompson marks 7 weeks of baby son's life after near-death experience
Ryan has been an incredible assist for Louise (Image:@louise.thompson/Instagram)

‘One other set off: mornings. That’s the worst one, I’m really terrified of getting up within the morning as a result of if I begin the day with an episode then I actually wrestle to flick the change/to claw my method out of it and meaning a complete day of battling with myself which is exhausting. 

‘No instruments can repair the issue. Nothing. Instruments appear laughable at this level, however I’m positive they'll get higher. I’m not only a hypochondriac I do have lots of actually dangerous bodily signs too like ache, dizziness, fainting, temperatures.’

She additionally mirrored on how far she had are available in her restoration, which started with worries of ‘savage inner infections’ and ‘scary blood assessments outcomes’ to now worrying about fatigue and reminiscence loss.

‘When I've one full good day I have fun it, however I’m really scared about what's going to come subsequent,’ she revealed.

Louise had shared the submit together with a candy snap of her cradling Leo, who she shares with Ryan Libbey, as their canine snuggled up subsequent to them. 

She had earlier praised Ryan for stepping up whereas she was unwell and taking on the ‘lion’s share’ of the work taking care of their new child son.