Shockwave therapy has emerged as a potential treatment option for individuals with erectile dysfunction (ED). Although it hasn't received approval from the Food and Drug Administration (FDA), numerous studies have provided promising evidence supporting its effectiveness. Particularly, these studies have shown positive outcomes for individuals with vasculogenic ED, a condition characterized by impaired blood flow to the penile tissue. However, the efficacy of shockwave therapy for other causes of ED is still uncertain. Despite the encouraging research findings, the FDA has not yet granted official approval for shockwave therapy as an ED treatment. While some doctors may offer this therapy for ED, its use outside of a research setting is considered off-label.