The American Medical Association says people should avoid using an alternative treatment for keratoses called cluster headache when they have a medical condition.

The AMA is asking doctors to use a treatment called keratosurgery to treat people with cluster headaches, including people who suffer from sinusitis or balanitis.

Keratosaurgery is a controversial procedure that involves drilling a small hole into the skin in order to inject a chemical to help break up the blood clots that can form.

The procedure is sometimes used to treat patients with cystic fibrosis.

In the AMA’s latest guidelines, the group says it does not recommend a cluster headache treatment.

Instead, the AMA recommends avoiding using an “alternative therapy,” and treating people who have a condition called cluster headaches when they do.

“If you are using an anti-inflammatory agent that does not work, or have a severe history of allergies or other medical conditions that can cause symptoms, then we recommend avoiding using a cluster treatment for at least a week,” the AMA wrote in its latest guideline.

“Cluster headaches can be especially challenging and frustrating for people with severe or chronic pain, and are also associated with increased risks of death and disability.”

There’s no reason to recommend a specific treatment for cluster headaches.

“It’s very easy to have a cluster pain condition,” Dr. Matthew Karr, an internist at New York-Presbyterian/Columbia University Medical Center, told The Washington Post.

“There’s just a very low chance of a cluster headaches patient getting it.”

People with cluster headache can have pain on their scalp, shoulders, elbows, and knees, according to the AMA.

Some people experience pain at the area of the brain that controls pain and can develop pain after they take certain medications, including painkillers like ibuprofen and naproxen.

There are also reports of cluster headaches in some patients with diabetes and other medical issues, according the AMA, and a diagnosis can be made based on pain alone.

People with diabetes can also be diagnosed with cluster pains and have a harder time sleeping or eating.

There is no specific treatment or medication that works for cluster headache.

It’s not clear whether using a drug that treats the disease, such as a corticosteroid, will work.

The American College of Rheumatology recommends against using corticostatin, a drug used to control arthritis.

The Mayo Clinic also warns against using a medication called a proton pump inhibitor, which is a steroid that has been used to prevent pain from occurring in people with arthritis.

It can also worsen the symptoms of a condition like cluster headache, according a recent study by the Mayo Clinic.

Other conditions include diabetes, high blood pressure, and cancer, and cluster headaches can have long-term effects on people’s health.

“The good news is that it’s really difficult to treat cluster headaches,” Karr told The Post.

Sources: Ars Technicas, AMA, APA, AMA guidelines, cluster headache article