Pyrexia

Puerperal pyrexia is a condition that occurs in the period following childbirth and is characterized by an abnormal rise in body temperature. Although fever after delivery can sometimes be mild and temporary, puerperal pyrexia is clinically significant because it may indicate an underlying infection or inflammatory process. Understanding the pathophysiology of puerperal pyrexia is essential … Read more

Puerperal pyrexia, also known as postpartum fever, is a common complication that can occur after childbirth. It is defined as a temperature of 38°C (100.4°F) or higher occurring within the first 10 days after delivery, excluding the first 24 hours. The condition can result from several causes, including infection of the reproductive tract, urinary tract … Read more