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Hi.. benzodiazepine can be the cause for confusion. However will need further history regarding the same to advise appropriately. Consult online for treatment

As per my opinion, feeling of confusion may a symptom of your illness or medicine related * Further, your medications are combination of escitalopram and Clonazepam, escitalopram is very important medication for your illness * Gradually Clonazepam will be tapered and stopped in further month, you discuss with your doctor in follow up visit * Confusion sometimes may be due to excess sedation during day time, Clonazepam may be tapered as per guidance of your psychiatrist as when Clonazepam will be tapered, symptoms of anxiety or disturbed sleep may relapse, for that other medications may be suggested so that relapse not occur * At last, in this hot and humid weather, there is loss of water from body, try to hydrate yourself by drinking lot of water, fruits, salad, avoid spicy, oily food /* Brisk walk,  relaxation exercise must be done with medications for better response and maintaining self attention

Kindly rule out what kind of confusion you are having .

Details about ur current symptoms is further required for evaluation In my experience low dose bzd are very less likely to cause confusional state Have to further evaluate accordingly

Confusion while on Depran-L (a combination of Escitalopram and Clonazepam) can happen due to how the brain adapts to serotonergic and GABAergic modulation. Escitalopram increases serotonin levels, which helps regulate mood, but can also cause cognitive slowing or derealization in sensitive individuals, especially during the initial weeks or with dosage changes. Clonazepam, a benzodiazepine, acts on GABA-A receptors and can contribute to sedation or mild cognitive dulling if the brain is already under stress or if dosage is too high for your system. However, people with OCD and anxiety often experience metacognitive hypervigilance, where normal fluctuations in clarity are misinterpreted as signs of illness or damage. That makes it crucial to distinguish between pharmacological effects and anxiety-driven perceptions.