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Amanda Seyfried has recounted how a health condition 'added an extra level of trauma' when she gave birth to her second child last year.
'I had something that went wrong with my second birth,' the Mean Girls actress, 35, told People. 'The baby was okay but it was tricky and it was painful and it didn't have to happen, and it did so it added an extra level of trauma.'
Seyfried, who was suffering from a spinal issue, also described raising a young family on top of her health condition.
'It was painful': Amanda Seyfried has recounted how a health condition 'added an extra level of trauma' when she gave birth to her second child last year
'You just do. At that point, I'm very freshly out of the hospital, I had to feed him, my husband was with my daughter and I had people that could drive me back to the hospital,' she told the site.
Fortunately, nowadays Seyfried is doing well.
'I'm okay. It was a very physical thing and it was a spinal thing, but I'm okay,' she said.
Seyfried currently stars as a bestselling children's novel grappling with postpartum depression in the upcoming drama A Mouthful Of Air.
