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The problem is that TRT is very individual, I'm sure that what you've done would have helped many people, but it doesn't work for you specifically. In this case the doctors are lost as why doesn't it work for you as it does for others? I'm the same way and in our cases we have to think and experiment for ourselves and do it in some systematic fashion.

I'd suggest stopping Test E and 1 week after the last injection starting Test P. Do Test P at 122.5mg/week (17.5mg per day) every morning and be consistent with the timing. After another week Test E should be mostly out of your system and Test P should be saturated. This is a somewhat lower dose compared to what you've been given and along with frequent injections E2 should definitely be lower. I wouldn't expect any crashes as longer esters or supporting substances (AIs, Proviron) start to show its effectiveness after 3 weeks or so, which kind of fits with your crashes. Here you should be quite stable 2 weeks after stopping Test E, it would be odd to suddenly crash. If you crash I'd do a blood test immediately to see what the state is and what could be wrong before continuing.

DHT is a hormone that gets converted from T. On injections it's known to have a lower conversion than being natural. It's mildly anti estrogenic and has a lot of other benefits, including emotional and sexual. Would be worth checking this hormone to see if it's low compared to total T. I'm on self administered TRT so I just go to my local lab when I want to and pay for the hormonal test out of pocket. I can tell them what exactly I want tested. In my case I go to Synlab which is a well known private blood test provider in Europe. Not sure if it's available in your town.