There’s so many variables here mate that’s an impossible question to answer. One thing is for sure, if you follow my advice it gives you a better chance of your levels coming back naturally.

Without sounding like a dick I get the impression you’re looking for an easy fix and would rather not pursue a healthy life style, rather live the dream and stick a pin in your arse once a week and feel great. Unfortunately this isn’t the case mate, TRT won’t make you feel great unless you address the other areas in your life which need improving.

Have you worked out, followed a healthy diet plan and eaten a surplus consistently? Where you count macros, use progressive overload in your workouts and keep the intensity high? I’m not convinced with your claim of “trying everything” I understand this can be harder with slightly lower levels as you have (they aren’t that low) but plenty of lads I know on a TRT forum have had levels in the gutter and following the standard protocol which I recommended you have improved them greatly and now feel great.

Diet, hydration, sleep, mental health and exercise. Get to work improving these things mate, if you’re levels haven’t improved by the time you pull bloods again you’ve not lost anything, only gained improving your life style.

Post your current diet mate and although I’m not a wizz on eating I’ll see where we can make some improvements. If you don’t have a diet plan in place no problem, post up what you would eat during the average day, be honest, no judgment.