Late postpartum hemorrhage occurs when significant uterine bleeding happens after the first 24 hours following the delivery of the fetus, commonly seen from one to two weeks postpartum. At this time, patients may experience sudden heavy vaginal bleeding, and some may even develop hemorrhagic shock. A minority of patients might not bleed profusely but may experience recurrent bleeding. Additionally, this bleeding is often accompanied by lower abdominal pain, fever, and symptoms of anemia, so it is critical to seek immediate medical treatment upon noticing these symptoms.