7.  Consecutive Withdrawals PLAYERS SECTION IV - WITHDRAWALS AND RETIREMENTS Subject to the requirements and restrictions in sub-Section b below, if a  player withdraws by any method from a WTA Tournament for a medical  illness or a musculoskeletal injury that warrants medical evaluation or  medical treatment (“Medical Condition”), she may withdraw from the  next WTA Tournament(s) in which she has entered without using any  additional Excused Withdrawals or Prize Money Withdrawals or paying  any additional Late Withdrawal fines as long as she withdraws before the  Qualifying Sign-In deadline (“Consecutive Withdrawal”). i.  If the player’s initial withdrawal occurs on site at any WTA Tournament,  then she must meet the withdrawal requirements in Section IV.A.2  above. ii.  If the player’s initial withdrawal does not occur on site at a WTA  Tournament, then in addition to the withdrawal requirements in  Section IV.A.1 above, she must: (a) meet with an accredited physician for an evaluation and  assessment of the Medical Condition; (b) within ten (10) days of her initial withdrawal: (i)  submit to WTA Sport Sciences and Medicine a WTA Medical  Information Form, which must be written in English and  completed by an accredited physician, indicating the nature  of the Medical Condition and verifying that she is unable to  play in the Tournament; (ii) attach copies of the records of the clinical visit to the  physician, including the physician’s notes/documentation  and all relevant laboratory tests in English; and (iii) personally sign the Medical Information Form warranting  that she was unable to play in the Tournament from which  she withdrew; and (c) provide a suitable quotation, in WTA’s reasonable discretion,  about her inability to play in the initial Tournament from which  she withdrew and authorize the WTA to publicly release the  quotation and the basis for her withdrawal. 51 a. Definition b.  Requirements and Restrictions