So let's say that there is a person who, uh, was diagnosed with, uh, diabetes when he was 21 years old. He was started on metformin and, uh, kept on for some time. Also, when he was diagnosed, the way he was diagnosed was that he had, uh, blood sugar in urine, uh, because there were a lot of ends. So that is why he was, uh, you know, taken to, uh, the endocrinologist and he diagnosed because there was no insulin resistance, GAD antibody was negative, but, uh, the person was hyperglycemic and, uh, HbA1c was 8.5 at that time. After that, used metformin. Eventually, he was put on vildagliptin, voglibose, tapagliflozin, a lot of other medications, including gliclazide 60 XR over the period of seven years. Now this person is 29, has always been underweight. Even right now, he's 46 kgs and height is 162 centimeter. Uh, also he's a male. Now, now one year ago, he was... he felt very sick. So he felt very sick and, uh, with a, a lower respiratory tract infection during which he lost a lot of weight. Like he went to 39 kilograms. Now it's better, the weight is better. Like he has slowly over the period of six, uh, eight months now, he has regained his weight. But, uh, since the infection was so severe that, uh, insulin was started because the glucose fluctuated a lot to 300s. So basal insulin of, uh, glargine Lantus Solostar was started at that time, 11 units at night, with the one milligram, uh, sorry, 0.5 milligram of glimepiride and 11 units of Lantus Solostar at night. Uh, now over the, uh, six months he was observed and, uh, he gained, uh, like, uh, uh, like the fasting blood sugar was fine, but the BP went high. And as of now, current, like, uh, currently his BP used to be in 200s, 250, 260, 280. But, uh, then it was the glimepiride 0.5 mg, which he used to take, uh, at morning before breakfast, has now been, uh, increased to one mg. So, but it has been seen that even one mg was not affecting like the BP. The, uh, fasting blood glucose used to be fine, like between 110 and 120, and there was occasional, uh, uh, a blood, fasting blood glucose in 80, 85, sometimes 72 was also seen, but they were occasional, like twice a month. And now this one mg has been, uh, discontinued because now, uh, the regimen has been changed and, uh, right as well. So another physician, the physician has been changed and he is using a combination of sitagliptin. Usually what happens, yes, with that glimepiride one mg in the morning before breakfast, and sitagliptin 100 mg was also being taken, like since these six months in the afternoon. But yes, there was no control over BP. Now there is this new physician who has started this person two days ago in a combination of sitagliptin 50 mg, metformin 500, and glimepiride two mg. And, uh, uh, that is bre- before breakfast. And there has been a diet change, like in, in the morning he is being given, uh, soaked, uh, black, uh, bengal gram, also called kala chana. And in afternoon he has been asked to eat dalia, like with milk. Yeah, so that is the condition. Now since two days, since it has been started, the, there seem to be very, uh, controlled, fasting is already controlled, but BP is as well remains under 100 since two days. Uh, GAD was also tested few, like, months ago, and GAD was negative again after seven years.