First of all, you must continue the medications It is a very common phenomenon where initially improvement is significantly noticed, after a few weeks some symptoms still felt or distress associated with it There are various factors, most common some changes in the environment in the form of stress whether at home or professional Response to the medications on the same dose have variation in terms of improvement No need to worry, in such a situation, the first step is to consult and discuss with your doctor, If needed, the dose may be adjusted or simply some advice will be given

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What you describe — being on escitalopram (Nexito) after tapering clonazepam, feeling stable for a while, and then having a sudden worsening of depression with thoughts of “feeling like dying” — is clinically important. Antidepressant treatment does not always produce a steady, linear improvement; mood can worsen due to inadequate dose, drug interactions, psychosocial stressors, or because stopping benzodiazepines can cause rebound anxiety and sleep disturbance that exacerbate depression. Monitor closely and treat this worsening as a red flag that needs urgent review.