Ps have known as for larger help for ladies coping with traumatic births after a Conservative shared her “terrifying” expertise.

Theo Clarke, the MP for Stafford, told The Times the care after two hours of surgical procedure with out common anaesthetic for a severe tear whereas giving start to her first little one Arabella was “complete pandemonium”.

“It was definitely the most terrifying experience of my entire life,” she mentioned.

“I thought I was going to die.”

The MP mentioned she was subjected to “totally unacceptable behaviour” at Royal Stoke University Hospital, together with being informed “not my baby, not my problem” after urgent the decision button for assist.

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“I don’t want any mum to go through what I had and be lying in bed and pressing the emergency button saying you need help and it’s not coming,” she informed the newspaper.

Ms Clarke did reward the group who carried out the surgical procedure and her midwives, however was calling for higher aftercare.

Labour frontbencher Jess Phillips mentioned she needed to have a transfusion after her first start and was positioned in intensive care after her second.

“I agree we should look at how we deal with birth trauma. Like with violence against women I’m always shocked that the amount of trauma women are expected to endure isn’t zero,” she mentioned.

Commons Leader Penny Mordaunt tweeted: “Sometimes the biggest difference you can make is because of something you’ve been through.

“Very proud of @theodoraclarke for doing this. Privilege to have met the doctor who saved her life.”

The Birth Trauma Association charity says round 20,000 ladies a 12 months develop postnatal traumatic stress dysfunction and that as many as 200,000 could really feel traumatised by childbirth.

Tory MP Alicia Kearns mentioned she might be becoming a member of a brand new all-party parliamentary group Ms Clarke is setting as much as push for change.

Stoke-on-Trent Central MP Jo Gideon tweeted: “It is brave of Theo to share the details of her personal trauma in order to improve standards within maternity provision. She has my full support.”