Psychiatric disorders take a few weeks to respond to medications.. So we need to make sure we are taking the prescribed dose everyday. Secondly, the patient and doctor should do a evaluation weather the symptoms are in an improving trend. If all that's taken care of one needs to identify triggers internal as well as external which might be causing you anxiety in such case adding some kind of therapy depending on the case will help. If despite all this paroxetine still helps only partially or not at all.. one can always try some other medication after consulting with the doctor. Hope this helps.

Hey, i can understand what you've been going through. Though sometimes, dose is not enough to control the symptoms, please consult your psychiatrist once again.

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Hello, Paroxetine CR 37.5 mg for 45 days is generally within the therapeutic trial period. However, for anxiety disorders, full response sometimes takes 6–8 weeks or even longer, and some individuals may require dose adjustment or augmentation depending on symptom severity. If anxiety is still persisting, possible reasons include: • Partial response to current dose • Need for dose optimization • Underlying stressors or triggers • Coexisting conditions (such as panic disorder, OCD, or depression) • Lack of concurrent psychotherapy It is important not to stop or change the medication abruptly, as stopping it in this way may cause withdrawal symptoms.

Detailed evaluation of your symptoms are required..