Cluster Headache Symptoms. The pain of cluster headache is its defining and most dramatic feature. This pain comes on without warning (no forewarning symptoms such as the aura in classic migraine) and may begin as a burning sensation on the side of your nose or deep in your eye. The pain peaks in just a few minutes.
The symptoms produced vary based on where the bulging disc is located. 1  Tingling and numbness in the fingers, hands, arms, shoulders and neck. 2  Weakness or pain in the toes, feet, legs, and buttocks. 3  Gastrointestinal problems (incontinence)  Chest pain.
The discomfort of a mild bulging disc is caused when the wall of a damaged intervertebral disc weakens, collapses and develops a âbulge.â When this happens, the disc can protrude into the spinal canal, putting pressure on nerve roots and the spinal cord, resulting in neck and back pain, as well as other discomfort.