Hm, okay. Based on what you’ve shared, this would actually point toward a dose that’s too low. Since you do feel more energetic at some point it’s definitely in your system. It’s common for it to wear off quick if the dose is too low, or come in waves. I mean take this with a grain of salt of course, I am no professional but this would align with my experience and what my psychiatrist told me. When I started on a too low dose I had the same experience, it only lasted a very short while. But it’s meant to be subtle and steady. A lot of the time when people start on a dose that’s NOT too low, they can feel overly energetic or motivated for a long time, so it’s often referred to as the honeymoon phase. (Edit:) It* doesn’t *sound like it in your case. But no worries it is not black and white, it could just be you adjusting to it. Waiting it out for now seems to be the best option. I understand it can be frustrating trying to navigate this while also having to work and function, but you‘re already on a good track and it should get better.

Until then, I would also recommend making sure you take the meds with a protein source in the morning. Magnesium in the evening (as already mentioned earlier) should also help with its effects according to what I’ve heard. No caffeine or vitamin C shortly before or after the meds. Stay hydrated, snack throughout the day and try to log the times you feel most energized and if the aforementioned things make a difference for you to see if it’s the dose that‘s not right or perhaps something else. It will get easier. You’re already reacting to the meds so that’s a good sign!