Patient aged 40 years, having BMI -35. For this patient among them which option you recommend for this patient? And support your answer why you recommend? Please shortly answer at your own easy words. Answer should be to the point. 1) High dose estrogen + older Progestine. 2) Low dose estrogen + newer Progestine. 3) Progestine only

Patient aged 40 years, having BMI -35. For this patient among them which option you recommend for this patient? And support your answer why you recommend? Please shortly answer at your own easy words. Answer should be to the point. 1) High dose estrogen + older Progestine. 2) Low dose estrogen + newer Progestine. 3) Progestine only

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