Post Finasteride Sydrome/logging my progress with HCG

Hello,

I don't know if my log is going to be in a video or if it's going to be in this Reddit log or a video on my youtube. If you don't want to read the whole post, my question is at the bottom.

Background, I had taken Finasteride/Propecia when I was younger (2010-2012 starting at 23, was having bad hairline recession already) but because I was broke I had to stop buying the 1mg tabs but I did recover that time/no long standing issues. The Post Finasteride Sydrome (PFS) issues started after taking it a second time in 2016 when I was 28 (33 now) for a few months but eventually started having serious ED and lack of energy and brain fog. I'm semi recovered but I'd have had ED/Energy/Brain fog issues that have persisted since I took it. I don't have complete lack of use of my penis but it's definitely lost sensitivity and I can't get it up multiple times in a day, or I have a highly increased refractory period which was not the case before.

My plan is inspired by your finasteride videos/Finasteride article on your website plus some stuff on PFS forums where people have had some success.

I'm planning to do low dose HCG treatment, 250iu M/W/F over the course of a few months and might increase/decrease that dose depending on how I'm feeling. I've heard this has resulted in complete recovery in some people and I feel it's worth the risk in order to see if I can get symptom relief and also supply some data for other people suffering from this disorder and treatment that has cured others. I intend to do blood work every month for the next few months (I will use HCG up to 6 months as I've heard it takes awhile to really help with Finasteride Syndrome issues). I already got my first blood draw last week and will have results in mid-june, then will get my bloods after a month on the HCG to see where my FSH, LH, Estrogen, Test/Free test are to make sure I'm not completely suppressing my LH/FSH production.

My only question I have, is should I have something like Clomid or Nolvadex on hand in case I find out my estrogen is getting too high/getting sides? Since it's a low dose I didn't know if that occurrence risk was relatively low.

Thank you all for you time