Did you measure your DHEA-S and Androstenedione? These are the only significant adrenal androgens that are mandatory to know when you already have below 30ng/dl T. If DHEA-S is 1-5µmol/L or below and Androstenedione is <1-5nmol/L, you shouldn't worry about your adrenal androgens.
Also, did you try taking a high dose of injectable estradiol without CPA? I ask, because if you had inflammation on a high dose E, there's a good chance that it's due to COX-2. Potent progestins are actually good at inhibiting it, while high E could potentially upregulate it. There are also very inflammatory IL-6 and CRP (overall inflammation marker), but CPA doesn't influence them that much, whereas high E can slightly reduce IL-6, but can increase CRP (especially oral route). In any case, if you take oral E, just stop, especially if you have slow COMT, that's a death sentence.
Also, did you try taking progesterone itself? At 200mg rectally it's actually good for inhibiting both COX-2 and IL-6. Ofc, If you'll decide to take it, you better be on Duta for obvious reasons.
Lastly, I wouldn't recommend taking corticosteroids for mild inflammation/hairloss problems, especially Dexa. Long term use starts to mess with mineralocorticoids and withdrawal syndrome is crazy with it. For me it was very low BP, bad headaches and even heart problems. Wouldn't recommend 0/10. If you want to test the waters, start with Prednisolone 5mg/ 2 times a day, but again, better not.
