Hey, I can totally understand how frustrating it must be for you to complete the treatment and still get the symptoms again. First of all, i want to tell you that anxiety is something that takes time to go, and honestly it does not go permanently. We all have some sort of anxiety, sometimes it's severe, for which we require medications. Yours also was severe, that's why doctor prescribed you medications. After stopping medication it doesn't cure anxiety, rather now you nervous system is at a better position that by few good exercises you can manage your anxiety.

Relapse of symptoms and also under dosing of medicines and early treatment drop out there are many factors, which contribute to illness

Hi Health anxiety makes the nervous system over-sensitive to normal body sensations. Even after proper treatment, stress or overthinking can reactivate muscle tension, nerve sensations, and repetitive thoughts. It doesn’t mean treatment failed — it means your anxiety circuit got triggered again. Mild fogginess or dullness can happen with Nexito or clonazepam, especially in the beginning. Medication duration varies, but long-term recovery depends more on CBT than tablets. Discuss dose concerns with your psychiatrist. Take therapy. You can connect with me on nine two six six seven two six zero six five.

Hi.. your Anxiety is not treated yet you may need to continue your medicines. Consult online for treatment

Detailed history of your onset and progression symptoms is required,rearrangement of medication can be helpful,as there are many options in alternative for your current treatment

Hello. Thank you for explaining your history so clearly. What you are describing can sometimes happen after medications are tapered or stopped, especially when the underlying anxiety tendency is still present. Physical sensations such as muscle tension, “nerve pulling,” and repetitive health-related thoughts are common ways in which anxiety can re-express itself. This does not mean the previous treatment failed. It often means the nervous system is still sensitive and may need a longer period of stabilization. The fogginess or confusion you are noticing can occasionally occur with medications like clonazepam, particularly when used regularly or in sensitive individuals. This is something that should be reviewed with your treating doctor rather than adjusting medicines on your own. Treatment duration for anxiety conditions varies from person to person. Many individuals benefit from continuing medication for a sufficient stabilization period along with psychological strategies that help the body and mind learn to respond differently to physical sensations and worry.