Taking growth hormone under the care of a endocrinologist, is he inelegible for high school sport?
He is legitiamtely taking growth hormone for growth issues.
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3 Responses to “Taking growth hormone under the care of a endocrinologist, is he inelegible for high school sport?”
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He’s probably eligible.
If an ahtlete is using a particular substance by prescription for a legitimate medical reason, and has that documentation, there is no problem.
This is why asthmatics can compete despite using corticosteroids (also a banned substance), etc.
You would have to talk to the schools and make sure you have all your notes from the doctor to proove it.
No he is not inelegible.