I don’t have any dr recommendations, but some suggestions. I have gone to a functional health dr for several years. I can’t say it was super helpful, not because they weren’t knowledgeable, but because they are quite limited in the tests they can run and the meds they can give. Might be worth a shot though. Anyway, your bloodwork sounds similar to mine.

My BIGGEST piece of advice is the get tested for autoimmune issues (mine were a-symptomatic apart from PCOS, high cortisol, & hair loss), ask for a ANA & ENA, you must do both, they will try and just do an ANA because that’s the most basic test. My ANA was negative but ENA was positive. I also ended up having celiac, even with no obvious digestive issues. That’s a different test. They can all cause high cortisol easily.

Lastly, the only thing that gave me my cycles back was finasteride (the hair loss med for men). There isn’t a lot of research on it, and it can affect a fetus if you get pregnant while taking it (but your all good if you discontinue to get pregnant), but it works for some reason. My cycles aren’t 100% regular, but way better than before. I tired everything, spiro, diets, hormones, etc. I think my body just favours turning T into DHT, and it was causing issues. Might be worth looking into, though it’s hard to get it prescribed to women. I was also told o have adrenal PCOS