Former chief medical officer “Spartacus” Mikhail Vartapetov reacted to doping allegations against the tennis player Rafael Nadal .
On Sunday June 5, the Spaniard became the winner of Roland Garros for the 14th time in his career, beating Norway’s Kasper Ruud (6:3, 6:3, 6:0) in the final of the tournament. Nadal played in the tournament with an aggravated leg injury.
– No injection is doping unless it is on WADA’s Prohibited List, which is updated annually. Non-narcotic analgesics, non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs, local anesthetics have never been considered doping. They provide no advantage over other athletes in any sport by any route of administration. No reason to suspect him [Надаля] There are no banned substances in use. It’s just that he is a great athlete, – Vartapetov is cited by the “Championship”.
It is known that Nadal, before the start of Roland Garros, took a course to destroy nerves with the help of radio frequencies.
— The radiofrequency method of influencing the nerve is one of the permitted types of conservative therapy. In the case of Nadal, I cannot say for sure the recovery time, since everything is individual, you need to know the exact diagnosis, medical history and current condition, added Vartapetov.
Nadal, 36, is a 22-time Grand Slam singles winner.
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Source : MatchTV
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