The Italian rider Mauro Santambrogio come argued this
treatment for erectile dysfunction as a cause of new cases of positive doping
which was detected, according to local portal "Tuttobici".
Santambrogio, 30, said he is receiving treatment from July
with a urologist, who entrusted for several months Andriol intake and Aprosten,
two drugs with a high proportion of testosterone.
According to the site, the cyclist said he had reported the
matter to the International Cycling Union (UCI).
The governing body of cycling on Thursday announced the
temporary suspension of Santambrogio after testing positive for testosterone in
a test he took in training on October 22, as he prepared to return to
competition after a previous sanction had received doping .
The Italian had been suspended at detectársele EPO in the
first stage of the Giro d'Italia in 2013. However, the penalty was reduced to
18 months because of his cooperation with the independent reform commission
created by the UCI.
The former rider of Lampre and BMC team was preparing to
return to competition with the Italian team Amore & Vita, but checked the
new doping case could receive a lifetime ban.
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