I don’t know. It seems to depend on the person and maybe even the tissues affected. For some guys, high/bodybuilder doses of T alone have activated the receptors (IMO, this seems to be the most dangerous approach). Others have done this with DHT compounds alone (also sort of risky, but for other reasons…stated in my last post). Some guys seem to recover with a combination of T and DHT (most logical approach…), and others unfortunately won’t be able activate the receptors with any exogenous androgens…or even get worse.
In your case, you’re already on a higher than trt dose of T, so it’s possible that a DHT derivative could help you activate. But I think if you added a strong DHT compound to the mix, you may need to have your E2 slightly higher to provide a buffer for it’s anti-E2 effects.
I’m also starting to wonder if my inability to handle larger doses of testosterone is due to the Cypionate/Enanthate versions of it. Whenever my E2 goes above the middle of the range, I start getting all the symptoms of high E2…nothing but bloating and high blood pressure. If the addition of DHT compounds don’t fix this, I think I will be trying the propionate instead. You aren’t the only one I’ve read about having much better E2 control with the propionate version.