Introduction: Cesarean section delivery is one of the most common abdominal surgeries performed on women and saves the lives of both mother and fetus in many complicated cases. Aim: The aim of this study was early identification of post-cesarean section complications through various imaging studies. Methods: This was a retrospective cohort study conducted on the patients who were admitted for post-cesarean-section complications and underwent different imaging studies from January 2020 till November 2020. Our study group comprised of 140 women who had undergone elective or emergency C-sections and developed complications for which imaging was imperative. Result: Among the 140 Post C-Section patients which were sent for emergency USG abdomen or CT and even MRI in some cases, it was observed that complications were higher among emergency C-Section patients (60.7%) than elective C-section patients(28.5%). These patients had developed various symptoms after C-sections and were sent for imaging studies. It was observed that endometritis was the most common complication secondary to retained products of conception followed by a wound infection. Conclusion: The rate of increase of Cesarean section assisted deliveries have resulted from an increased rate of complications with infection seen as the most common (36%) complication among which Endometritis (20%) seen as the most common imaging finding.