Why was Kathy Jager banned?

Kathy Jager, a famous sportsperson, tested positive for anabolic steroids at the 2011 USA National Masters Outdoor Track And Field Championships in Berea. That’s why this woman was forbidden from participation in competitions. Kathy Jager must not compete till the age of 70. This is the decision of the United States Anti-Doping Agency.
This well-known sportwoman utilized steroids because these medicines were recommended by the healthcare provider to stabilize her hormone balance. According to the rules of World Anti-Doping Agency, athletes can utilize steroids for medical purposes and participate in competitions, if they receive a Therapeutic Use Exemption (TUE). As for Kathy Jager, she did not receive a TUE that could allow her to take these medications without being banned from competitions.
It is important to note that this sportswoman doesn’t treat application of anabolic steroids seriously.
This athlete tested positive for methyltestosterone at the 1999 World Association of Veteran Athletes World Championships in Gateshead (Great Britain) after she had broken world records in running of 100 meters. That competition was between athletes of 55-59 years old. It was the first time she was banned for intake of banned medications. Now it was her second time.
As it is known, this famous sportswoman applied EstraTest HS that contained esterified estrogens and methyltestosterone in a single pill.
She said that she had taken EstraTest for medical needs. But the World Masters Association didn’t believe and banned her from competitions.
This case caused many debates. Some people condemned her for application of steroids, others justified her.
When this woman was banned the first time, she used steroids in order to avoid menopausal troubles. The drugs were recommended by her doctor. Then she discontinued administrating recommended preparations and began to apply herbal preparations.
So, this sportswoman must not take part in competitions till the age of 70 years old. If she had received a TUE, she could compete. But nobody knows whether the World Anti-Doping Agency will give her a TUE or not.