Interesting rare case of recurrent puerperal uterine inversion: a case report

Uterine inversion is a rare obstetric emergency that may lead to severe haemorrhage, shock and eventually death. The incidence of uterine varies from one in 2,000-20,000 deliveries. Recurrent still with no exact reported so far. We report case near miss patient, 28 years old primiparous complete atonic postpartum haemorrhage shock, managed by manual repositioning tamponade insertion which got corrected. Patient had recurrent twice the puerperal period on 5th 7th day. A new approach management was taken. Rather than going for laparotomy, vaginal correction followed intrauterine tri-way foley catheter done. Gradual deflation done leading final permanent correction. but potentially deadly complication post delivery. Mortality morbidity can be reduced rapid recognition immediate replacement. For prolonged balloon placement needed cases.