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You need to get a solid diagnosis. You provider is just throwing stuff against the wall to see what sticks. Indomethicin is used to support the diagnosis of hemicranium continum as it does not help clusters as a general rule. O2 is very helpful for folks with classic episodic cluster headaches. A provider reluctant to prescribe in the face of a cluster diagnosis has no clue what they are treating or how to manage cluster headaches. Oral triptans are useless to address cluster headaches. Subq or nasal triptans can be very helpful to alleviate acute pain but you run a risk of rebound headaches. Once you have an accurate diagnosis you can develop a treatment strategy.