🎙️ Talk with Expert: "Are ADHD & Anxiety Medications Considered Doping?" with Dr. Mohy El-Din | IBSA
In this educational video, we address a crucial topic for athletes and support personnel: The use of medications for ADHD, depression, and anxiety in para sports. Are these medications considered doping? How can athletes manage their medical conditions while staying fully compliant with anti-doping regulations?
To answer these vital questions, we are joined by Dr. Mohy El-Din, TUEC (Therapeutic Use Exemption Committee) Chairman of Virtus, World Abilitysport, and IBSA. Dr. Mohy explains the rules, exemptions, and the most common mistakes athletes make regarding these medications.
📌 In this video:
Q1: Are medications used for ADHD, depression, and anxiety considered doping in sport?
Q2: If an athlete needs these medications for a real medical condition, what should they do to stay compliant with anti-doping regulations?
Q3: Why are some ADHD medications prohibited while others, such as antidepressants and anti-anxiety medications, are allowed?
Q4: What are the most common mistakes athletes and support staff make regarding the use of these medications?
This video is essential for athletes, coaches, and medical staff to ensure clean sport and fair competition.
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