PLAYERS SECTION IV - WITHDRAWALS AND RETIREMENTS receive a medical examination from the Tournament Physician and PHCP  at the Current Tournament and submit her medical examination to the  Tournament Physician and PHCP at the Following Week Tournament. To be  eligible to compete in the Following Week Tournament, the player must  receive a medical examination by the Tournament Physician and PHCP at the  Following Week Tournament.  A player will automatically be withdrawn from a Following Week Tournament  if: a.  She has withdrawn or retired from a draw in the Current Tournament  without cause or for unprofessional reasons; b.  She fails to provide proof of medical examination by submitting a signed  WTA Medical Information Form from the Tournament Physician and PHCP  at the Current Tournament to the Tournament Physician and PHCP at the  Following Week Tournament; c.  She fails to receive a medical examination from the Tournament Physician  and PHCP at the Following Week Tournament; or d.  Her next match in the Current Tournament is scheduled on the same day  as or later than her first match in the Following Week Tournament. a.  A player who withdraws or retires from singles can play doubles as long  as her doubles match has not been scheduled and called on the same day  as her singles withdrawal or retirement. Any player who is discovered to have contravened this Rule shall not receive  ranking points for the Following Week Tournament and will be subject to  a fine as permitted under these Rules. This Rule does not apply to a player  whose partner in doubles has been forced to withdraw or retire from their  match. 2.  Matches Scheduled Same Day 3.  Withdrawal of Seeds 4.  Prize Money and Ranking Points b.  If a player has both singles and doubles matches scheduled on the same  day, she can withdraw from doubles before playing her singles match. See Section V.A.6.d – Withdrawal of a Seed. See Section VIII.B.3 – Withdrawals, Byes, Walkovers, and Defaults.  55