I have been having the same problems as you with TRT.
Do you have thyroid labs? What about cortisol/DHEA?
These are extremely important. For me, TRT stopped working
due to Thyroid hormones decreasing from too much testosterone.
(Search for testosterone reduce T4 half life)
I went on thyroid meds (WP Thyroid 3gr daily divided up) and it seemed to help. (It got my Free T3 to top of the range and brought my Free T4 above the bottom of the range)
So, as you can see my Free T4 was low despite having alot of Thyroid med. Meaning,
testosterone lowers its life in the body.
I had been on TRT for about a few years (2-3 years) and despite having high Test, high
thyroid it became very clear that my body was actually getting worse. I looked into this, and came to the conclusion that my body was becoming androgen resistant. It is
a real thing that happens when the body becomes oversaturated with androgens for too long.
I made matters worse by having been on Testosterone propionate for an extensive period of time (I switched over from cypionate). I have been off all hormones since 5/1/2015 and will take at least 6 months to 1 year off. My plan would be to use Test. cypionate at no more than say 100mg per week (or whatever your dose that keeps you in your normal range) so that the adrenals and thyroid do not go out of whack.
That brings me to my DHEA/cortisol. My DHEA-S was low despite using DHEA/pregnenolone cream daily. This means my adrenal gland had become severely taxed. My cortisol was also on the lower side overall in the morning and getting very low toward bedtime.
