You mean your depression meds basically crashed your T, correct? If you went to your doctor and told him that you'd like to try restarting your system why would he not help you? Then if it was not successful you could resume treatment. Speaking of which, 200 mgs per week is high end trt which most guys never need. 400 pw is a cycle, to be clear.
Not using an AI and HCG is a mistake. Everyone converts T to E. I'd be quite surprised that when on 200 mgs if you did not actually need one. Further I'd bet money the doc tested estradiol instead of the proper E2 Sensitive Assay. Which means the results you viewed are probably incorrect. On 400 mgs you no doubt need and AI. To think otherwise if foolish.
Coming off would require an effective pct plan that you could probably discuss with your doc since he's already willing to risk his license writing you for 400 mgs pw. I see no reason why he would not write you for Clomid and Nolva in effort to assist. Again, if not successful you can always fall back on TRT but I seriously suggest a normal dose. In the long term on your 200 mg dose or 400 mg dose you will eventually have issues, particularly with your RBC's.
ps: this is what 6-7% body fat actually looks like. If you're that lean please post a pic, most members here would be glad to see it.
