This document defines and discusses puerperal sepsis and infections. It defines puerperal sepsis as a genital tract infection occurring between membrane rupture or onset of labor through 42 days postpartum, accompanied by two or more symptoms like fever or abnormal discharge. Puerperal infections are a broader term including infections of the genital and urinary systems related to labor and delivery. It provides recommendations for prevention including treating infections and risk factors antenatally, and adhering to sterile procedures and minimizing examinations intrapartum. Treatment involves starting broad-spectrum antibiotics like ampicillin, amoxicillin, or gentamicin.