I will give you a clinical case, and I want you to tell me the reasons. Let's say, a 45-year-old male is diagnosed to have hypertension and was prescribed rosuvastatin and telmisartan 20 mg combination of tablet, and, uh, he was taking it, and the BP was under control. And in the next visit, the doctor prescribed a drug of lower dose, 5 mg, but of different class, not rosuvastatin and telmisartan. And now, the patient took the tablet for two months. After that, the patient himself started taking rosuvastatin and telmisartan 20 mg combination again for three days, and he found it worked better. What is the scientific reason behind this? And is it okay, or is it not right? What to do? What will be the side, side effect, if anything is there?