Postpartum infection is a common obstetric complication caused by many factors, from medical facilities to inadequate infection control procedures, adversely affecting the health and even the life of the mother.

Postpartum sepsis is an obstetric complication that occurs due to infection during cesarean section or normal delivery. If not detected and treated promptly, the mother has a very high risk of death.

Postpartum infection is a pathological condition and one of the five common dangerous obstetric complications, especially in places with poor infrastructure and facilities. Postpartum infection can cause serious infections, including endometritis, septicemia, peritonitis, etc.