You are listening to You Are Not Broken, the only podcast that combines science, medicine, and psychology to re-educate your brain and help you live your best-love life.

And I'm your host, board-certified female urologist, Dr. Kelly Kasperson.

Hey, everybody, it's Kelly.

Welcome to the November Live podcast.

It is cold in the Pacific Northwest.

It's crisp and sunny and it's awesome and it's chilly. And I have like a big puffy jacket that I literally

wore to Everett Base, Everest Base Camp. And now I wear it in the Pacific Northwest and it's like 32 degrees because I'm soft as I'm aging.

So welcome and it's cold and happy November and I hope everybody's doing well.

I wanted to start off November live podcast with a topic that you guys need to know about.

This is, I'll put it on the, so you guys can see it, I actually brought

my pump that I have. I have a sample here of what we call scream cream. And scream cream,

some people like that name, some people do not like that name. Um, basically you apply it.

I think all genders can use this, but stereotypically scream cream

is used in the vulva and the clitoris to increase blood flow. Um, bring awareness to,

basically is a little bit tingly, but like not in an uncomfortable tingly sort of way, not like

a, a sleep foot tingley sort of way, but like, I was having trouble

focusing on sexy time, but this cream helps me focus on my pelvis because it's like

tingly and I'm aware of it. So scream cream is a compounded medication. If you Google scream cream,

because you guys are all Googling scream game right now,

you're going to like not find one specific type or dose or concentration because everybody's

kind of doing a different scream cream. I'm going to tell you what's in mine because this is

what I've been using in my clinic and then we'll talk about it. So this is from men MD, which they

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