Growth hormone or BPC-157 previously prescribed for childhood growth disorders or serious traumatic injuries may be eligible for a Therapeutic Use Exemption (TUE). However, the required application process and supporting documentation must be submitted.

 

No exceptions will be granted.

(1) A copy of medical records signed by a physician, documenting a genetic disorder, hormone deficiency, or serious injury, with a clearly stated diagnosis code.

(2) The treatment plan prescribing growth hormone or peptide therapy must be clearly documented within the same medical record.

(3) A copy of the physician’s official prescription (electronic or paper) for the condition or injury, issued on the same date as the medical consultation.

(4) A copy of pharmacy-issued documentation confirming that the medication was dispensed according to the prescription.

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Simple physician notes or brief medical certificates will not be accepted and will not be considered for review.

Only legal medical documentation based on the athlete’s official clinical records (medical charts) will be accepted for review.

No review will be conducted until all four required documents listed above have been submitted.

Once all four required documents have been submitted, the dates and diagnostic information will be reviewed for consistency and validity.

All decisions are made on a case-by-case basis, and submitted documentation will not be compared with that of other athletes.