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and when it occurs in the weeks or months after birth it is called .
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10 to 15 per cent of all women develop some form of lasting more than two weeks.
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More than half of these women develop severe where treatment is considered necessary.
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Most serious depressions are apparent in the first month after childbirth, but they can also arise later.
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Without the right treatment, can last months.
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There are a number of factors that may contribute to These include:
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psychological and social factors such as the demands, obligations and responsibilities of being a mother. A new mother may fear that she is inadequate and not able to live up to her own and/or other people's expectations.
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family factors are also important, including the relationship a mother has with the child's father, and the support she receives from other people.
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biological factors may also play a role including the hormonal changes that .
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