Choriodecidual Seperation-Dr's question
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I'm 9weeks pregnant with my 6th child and at 7 weeks was told I had chorio-desidual seperation. 2 weeks late I had another scan that shows it has increased in size. I don't know what this really means and my dr hasn't really explained it or what it means or what the chances of the pregnancy being ok are??? I am now having cramping and slight brown discharge and I'm so worried that I'm going to lose my baby. Please explain what this separation is and means and what my chances are of miscarriage or having a normal healthy baby are. So worried. 
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