im sure most of you have been reading up on my saga of a mess.

anyways, on my recent DVT scan, everything was decompressible, except
for this area near the bottom of my right leg.. above and behind the
ankle, where the tech and my doc think its some sort of arterial
disease. im 25!
but i have a history of non-specific auto-immune problems.. high
ANA's, polycystic ovarian syndrome (high testosterone, etc), but
perfect cholesterols.
my mom has had a history of plaque buildup in her arteries and her
brain.

i do know, that this could also be a sign of something widespread..
and might.. possibly be whats going on with my heart.. or pulmonary
artery (which everyone keeps thinking is the origin, as do i). PE
seems to have been ruled out, at least a current one, had my echos,
etc.. everything is good there, its just my symptoms and EKG show some
right hearted problems.

so, lets say i go along with the cath, like the doc said i could think
about.
he suggested a right heart/pulmonary cath... but could they also do
that along with a main cath of my other arteries.. to test for any
coronary blockages or abnormalities, in the same session? or would
they have to order these as two separate cath tests?

ok, and say they do find something. like plaque or buildup from
soemthing, or scar tissue from soemthing with my auto-immune
disorder..  can they fix this? can they go in and clear it out like
they would with someone with regular blocked arteries?

i really need some more info on this type of a thing and experiences
and opinions. my doc brought this up...and this has been another thing
ive been thinking of. like an idiot, i always remember things i wanted
to ask.. after i get home.

thanks.