Have you called the doctor to tell him how you feel?
Maybe it takes longer than four weeks to see much improvement
or maybe you need an adjustment on one or more of your
medications. Do you have a therapist to talk to?

I have been going back and forth with my doctor. I also have a therapist I see every week.

Try miracle prayers healing videos on Youtube. There are also sounds healing video for anxiety and depression. I have tried them. They really works. I have seen a few doctors. They said there is nothing I can do with my suffering. Well, they just don't know that.
My cousin is a miracle healer. He is in Thailand healing people. He is working for the church. He is not a scam. Because he is my cousin. YOu can find him on facebook.

Yes, things will get better. I find that life goes in waves, up and down. We have to persevere in life. Hang tight in the struggle times.

I can't speak to the medications but was not sure what propranolol was for and looked it up on Mayo Clinic dot org (a USA famous hospital). I might suggest you look up all the medications and double check their side effects.

Talk to your doc about it. I had a lot of luck on ability and Klonopin, but the abilify did make me gain weight. I don't know much about the other things you are on to say the involvement with your side effects, but you shouldn't feel like a zombie

I have an appointment with them today. I just want to feel again and be somewhat normal lol

One of the biggest challenges in long-term treatment plans to find the balance in medicine and in mental health is the choice(s) in methods being combined.

I looked up what has been shared previously.

Here's what your current "normal" is. Here is what you want for 'normal'. That's what you share with your medicine and mental health-in the terms of the treatment they provide.

What works medicine, may not be working well with mental health. That's the hard part, choosing what symptoms to manage first and moving forward from that point to the next point.

It sounds like they have you pretty doped up. I don't think that driving is a good idea while you are on all of those meds. Did you go to your appointment? I have been hospitalized twice for my OCD. I was actually psychotic. I just remembered that after my first hospitalization, which was for two weeks, I had trouble getting to work on time. My boss addressed that with me and I told him that my meds were making me almost fall asleep at the wheel. So he had me call the doctor and I believe that my meds were adjusted. I remember being on Klonopin the second time and it really made me feel weird. That was all back in the 90s. Then at the end of 2009, I was put on Abilify and Wellbutrin since I thought that the Zoloft was making me gain weight. Unfortunately, my regular GP and I didn't realize that Wellbutrin was not for OCD. That's when Abilify was prescribed. It made me have crazy symptoms. I ended up seeing a psychiatrist after that and was put back on Zoloft and another drug called Risperidone. That did the trick. I am proof that you can get better. Keep us posted!

I also looked at your last post.
Are you also on Effexor still?

I know this is hard. Everyone responds differently to different medications.

Please tell your doctor exactly how you feel.

Let us know how you are doing.

You're not alone. A lot of us on here have been dealing with anxiety for many many years.
You will get the right medication for you. Hang in there and keep trying. It WILL get better! It takes some time, usually. Keep posting!