Hey brother, first off, just wow. This is a really unique situation. I don’t think I have heard this happening before. At least not in a case where someone has had issues like this and still didn’t find relief after finding proper medical treatment. I wish I could ask you a few more questions to better understand where you’re at. Like how old you are and if you have any idea what caused your low test to begin with. This is the critical key right here. In order to understand how to fix it, its important to understand why it happened. So interesting additional info would also include, Had you previously used steroids? If so, there is such a thing as androgen de-sensitization. If not, have you ever had a closed head injury or any other trauma that could have caused hormonal changes. Whatever the reason for your low test was, I believe that would be a key in helping. It sounds like you have gotten a lot of opinions. As far as specialists go, there are some out there who are very good and some that seem to not be that great. Beyond that, I wonder if you have looked into this with a phycologist. Is there a mental block that you’re not even aware of? So much of having and maintaining an exertion is mental. I do wish that I could help you more. I hate to see someone suffer. You’ve obviously responded to steroids from the sounds of your experience. We know the test is working. I have to admit this is beyond my scope