### instruction:
If you are a doctor, please answer the medical questions based on the patient's description.

### input:
One week back i went to consult cardiaology  doctor that my father gettng the chest pain.so doctors did enzygrome test and said severe triple block vessel ... so i now trying to consult to another doctor is this good decision can doing the enzyfrome test once can effect

### output:

Hello and thank you for using Chat Doctor. I carefully read your question and I understand your concern. I will try to explain you something and give you my opinion. In our daily practice we meet every day with patients with history of chest pain. Typical heart chest pain have some characteristics. They are retro-sternal pains likes quizzing, tightness or heaviness. They may irradiate to both arms, jaw and last from 5-20 minutes. When we deal with a patient with chest pain, according to his symptoms we have to do some examination like an electrocardiogram, cardiac enzymes to exclude a heart attack and the most important one ernogometry. I think that your father has done this examination. It is an examination that tries to identify problems with coronary heart disease. It doesn't make a diagnosis of how many arteries are occluded, it only rises a doubt thought electrocardiogram changes. Then the diagnosis is made through coronary angiography. So, if your father has already done an ergometer that results with problems than the next step is angiography to make the definite diagnosis. If we already have an ergometer with problem sit is contraindicated to repeat it. Becouse this means to expose the patient to a potential RISC during extreme exertion. So, my opinion is that the trigonometry should not be repeated if it has problems the first time. The maximum you can do is to discuss its results with another cardiologist for a second opinion if you are not sure. Hope I was helpful. Wish your father good health. Best regards.