SGLT-2 inhibitor-treated patients improved glycemic control with respect to baseline, supporting the idea that genitourinary tract infections were not correlated with poorly controlled hyperglycemia [42], but rather with increased urinary glucose excretion, that may enhance Candida colonization of genital tissues [43] and the growth rate of potential uropathogens [44]. This evidence concerns the gene SLC5A2 and Hyperglycemia.