Postpartum hemorrhage is divided into two scenarios. The first type occurs within 24 hours after childbirth and is seen in four situations. The first is due to inadequate uterine contraction, the second is trauma to the soft birth canal, the third concerns placental factors, and the fourth involves coagulation disorders. The second type of hemorrhage is late postpartum bleeding, which occurs one to two months after childbirth. This can be associated with postpartum infections, slow recovery of physical condition postpartum, retained products, and poor healing of cesarean section scars.