All athletes compete on the level playing field is assumed by the integrity of the sport. For governing bodies of individual sports, the use and abuse of performance-enhancing drugs (PEDs) have become a universal that creates complex challenges. Because of their adverse effects and performance actions, drugs are the unacceptable and illegal part of sports. The prohibited drugs are very helpful in muscle mass increment, strength and resistance to fatigue and the most important advantage is the central nervous system impact by which athletes make more aggressive during training and competition period. Many factors contribute to the athletes in which psychological and social support factors play a vital role to engage in drug abuse. The factors may be desired to enhance performance, ego high perception, the concern of athletes on their own mistakes, the lake of self-confidence, low social support and so on. Many athletes believe that they can enhance their performance by the use of the drug in a short period of time in spite of adapting advanced techniques. Athlete’s general psychology say that performance matters in their sports, it does not matter how they achieve it (Kaur, Masaun and Bhatia, 2014).

It has been observed for thousands of years that the physical performance and development of muscles are enhanced by the use of drugs. Today, different types of drugs are employed by an individual for improving their athletic performance and physical appearance. The fixation of society on winning race and better physical looks increase the demand for performance-enhancing drugs. According to Cireli et al report in 1992, 60% of athletes use the doping. Laure in 1997 stated that the children or sports teenagers approximately 3-5% and 5 to 15% adult sportsmen take doping drugs.