Tingling sensation in fingers when sleeping

I get this usually in bed, feeling like I'm lying on one or both of my hands the wrong way and putting them to sleep. They go back to normal upon rising. Also one of my toes does this too but not as frequently. This started in the final week or two of my taper. I'm now 3 weeks off Paxil. I've read this could be an anxiety related symptom, but this only happens when I'm sleeping/putting pressure on them. (Normal pressure, not the kind that would typically cause hands to fall asleep. Could it be withdrawal?

Toulouse, this happens to me almost every night and it's likely due to sleep position and nerve compression like SC said. Even slight compression can cause the blood flow to stop, and give you that tingly feeling. The fact that they go back to normal upon rising is a good sign!

Thanks everyone. Okay i feel less worried about it. I emailed my dr about it and he said likely a withdrawal effect and to just keep watch on it. I have noticed my elbow was a bit sore too, so it could definitely be just the way I'm sleeping, or my pillow. (or that i'm more prone to the tingles due to the withdrawal).

I am feeling really good 21 days off Paxil. Only symptoms are insomina (not every day, but more than usual. I am a good sleeper usually). (these tingly fingers as mentioned). Some aches, my lower back, and ankles.

Dizziness - gone. Irritability - much improved. Starting to really feel better in terms of finding joy with simple things. Had a great day out with one of my daughters yesterday, no anxiety, no stress. It felt so good.

I was having rash/hives the last 3 months during the taper. They seem to have gotten much better. Just a little itchy here and there, but nothing that makes me pop an antihistimine. Crossing fingers, my symptoms keep getting better....

I'm on my pc so much that my fingers throb and tingle at night, and they fall asleep before me. Carpal tunnel here.