Yes, I Tried the PRP Sex Shot - and Scream Cream Too!

Two very different tools for sensitivity, arousal, and intimacy - explained without the awkward medical lecture.

By Cynthia Tieche, CEO of Recharge Clinic

If you read Blog 1, you already know my rule for this series: we are not whispering about women's sexual wellness!

We started with hormones because they are often a major piece of the puzzle. When estrogen, progesterone, testosterone, thyroid function, sleep, mood, and energy are not working together, it is hard to feel romantic when your body is basically flashing a giant LOW BATTERY warning.

But hormones are not the only tool we have. So today we are talking about two treatments with names that definitely get people's attention: the PRP sex shot and Scream Cream.

And before anyone asks: yes, I have personally tried both. I would never tell women to be open-minded about services I was too afraid or too embarrassed to experience myself!

First: what in the world is a PRP sex shot?

PRP stands for platelet-rich plasma. A small amount of your blood is drawn, processed so the platelet-rich portion can be used, and then a trained medical provider places it into specific intimate tissue based on the treatment plan (we can discuss more in detail in the consultation). Some people refer to this shot as the “O Shot”.

That is the simple version. No 45-minute anatomy lecture required!

Women usually ask about the PRP sex shot because they want better sensitivity, arousal, lubrication, comfort, or orgasmic response. The idea is to use concentrated components from your own blood to encourage a tissue response in targeted areas. Some women consider it after childbirth, during perimenopause or menopause, or simply because things do not feel the way they used to.

It is not a magic button, and it is not the same experience for every woman. But it is a legitimate conversation to have with a provider who understands female anatomy, sexual function, and the many reasons sensitivity can change.

Now let's talk about Scream Cream - because that name deserves an explanation

Scream Cream is a prescription compounded topical cream used before intimacy. Recharge's formula is prescribed for the individual and is intended to support local circulation, sensation, and arousal. Think of it as an on-demand tool, not a daily personality transplant and definitely not a substitute for wanting to be with your partner!

I love the name because it is funny, memorable, and gets women talking. But behind the cheeky name is a very real concern: some women want intimacy mentally, yet their body is slow to respond. Others have less sensitivity than they used to. Some need more help getting physically aroused, especially when hormones, menopause, stress, or medications have changed the way their body reacts.

Scream Cream is not intended to fix every cause of low libido. It cannot solve exhaustion, resentment, painful sex, or a hormone imbalance by itself. But for an appropriate patient, it can be one useful piece of a larger plan.

PRP and Scream Cream are not competitors

Women sometimes ask which one is 'better,' but they do completely different jobs. PRP is a procedure intended to encourage a response in targeted tissue. Scream Cream is a topical, as-needed prescription designed to support sensation and arousal around the time of intimacy. Hormone therapy may address a broader underlying issue. And the vaginal laser, which we will cover next, is another option women ask about for dryness, sensitivity, and urinary leakage.

A woman may be interested in one of these tools, a combination, or none of them. The best plan begins with an honest conversation about what changed, when it changed, whether there is pain, what medications she takes, what her hormones are doing, and what she actually wants to improve.

That last part is important. The goal is not to make every woman want the same thing. The goal is to help each woman feel comfortable, informed, and in control of her own body.

Please stop assuming sexual concerns are too small to mention

If low sensitivity, difficulty becoming aroused, vaginal dryness, painful intimacy, or trouble reaching orgasm is affecting your confidence or relationship, it matters. You do not have to wait until it becomes a crisis. You also do not need to diagnose yourself based on a social media video.

Come in for a free consultation at Recharge Clinic. We have multiple female providers who are experts in women's hormone health and sexual wellness. They can listen to what you are experiencing, review the bigger picture, explain the options, and tell you honestly what may or may not be appropriate.

What I love doing - is making sure women know help exists. I have watched too many women think they simply had to live with feeling disconnected from their own bodies. They do not!

If you missed Blog 1 on hormones and libido, go read it first so you can see how these pieces fit together. Then share both blogs with your girlfriends. Real friends pass along the good information!

Frequently Asked Questions

1. What is the PRP sex shot?

The PRP sex shot uses platelet-rich plasma prepared from a small sample of your own blood. A trained medical provider places the PRP into specific intimate tissue according to the treatment plan. Women commonly ask about it when they want to discuss changes in sensitivity, arousal, lubrication, comfort, or orgasmic response. Results and treatment recommendations are individual.

2. How is Scream Cream different from the PRP sex shot?

The PRP sex shot is a procedure intended to encourage a response in targeted tissue. Recharge's Scream Cream is a prescription compounded topical treatment used before intimacy to support local circulation, sensation, and arousal. One is a procedure and the other is an on-demand topical option, so they are not substitutes for each other.

3. Can PRP, Scream Cream, and hormone therapy be used together?

Sometimes women ask about more than one option because each treatment addresses a different part of the sexual-wellness picture. That does not mean everyone needs a combination. A Recharge provider will consider your symptoms, medical history, medications, hormone health, comfort concerns, and goals before recommending one service or a carefully selected plan.

4. Where can I ask about PRP and Scream Cream?

Recharge Clinic offers women's sexual-wellness consultations and services through our Lady Lake, Ocala, and Clermont locations. Start with a free consultation so a female provider can explain the options, answer the questions you may not want to ask over the phone, and help determine which Recharge location and service fit your needs.

5. Which other Recharge blogs should I read about female sexual wellness?

Read Blog 1, 'Ladies, Your Libido Did Not Retire: Let's Talk Hormones!' to understand the hormone foundation. Then read Blog 3, 'The Vaginal Laser Her Husband Noticed - and She Never Told Him!' for more information about dryness, sensitivity, and urinary leakage. Together, the three blogs give you a much better list of questions to bring to your free consultation.

Outside Resources for More Information

If you enjoy doing a little homework before your consultation, these outside pages offer additional general background:

PubMed: PRP Injections in Vulvovaginal Atrophy

PubMed: Topical Sildenafil Cream and Female Sexual Arousal

**Cynthia shares her personal experience and observations for general education. Treatment recommendations and results are individual, and a qualified medical provider must determine what is appropriate for each patient.