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 a disc protrudes into the limited space of the spinal canal, the disc might place compressive pressure on, irritate or otherwise interfere with a nerve root or the spinal cord. It is this nerve compression that causes the most serious disc protrusion symptoms, including: 1  Local, chronic neck and back pain. The next stage of disc deterioration is often a bulging disc, when the discâs inner material, called nucleus pulposus, moves further around the disc circumference beyond its normal parameters as it pushes into the discâs fibro-elastic outer wall, called the annulus fibrosus, creating a bulge.