Postpartum discharge is a normal phenomenon after childbirth, but it can make women feel very uncomfortable, especially when it lasts for an extended period.

Postpartum lochia retention after a cesarean section happens when the postpartum discharge gets stuck in the uterus instead of coming out through the vagina. Treating this condition is important to protect the mother from serious complications during recovery.

Postpartum infection, also known as puerperal infection, is one of the most common obstetric complications. It occurs when bacteria enter through the genital tract via wounds during childbirth, then settle where the placenta attaches in the uterus, potentially affecting all parts of the genital tract or spreading further.

Fever after a cesarean section is defined as a fever of 38°C or higher occurring more than 24 hours after surgery. This symptom can be caused by various factors with varying severity