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.
When the disc goes out of its proper alignment, pressure is put onto the nerves, called a disc bulge or a disc herniation. When this happens and depending on the level that is affected, there are certain things that we are going to notice. First we might notice pain. For example, if the disc herniation is in the cervical spine, we may notice neck pain. We also may notice a loss of range of motion and muscle tightening that occurs. Also there may be muscle weakness, numbness and tingling, shooting pains, reflex changes and a change of sensation along the nerve root that is affected.