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Dr. Iqra Rashid (P.T) is a Registered Physical Therapist (PPTA) with Doctor of Physical Therapy and Masters of Neurological Physical Therapy Degree from UIPT, University of Lahore. She is also Certified in Dynamic Cupping Therapy and HVLA manipulation. 


For Appointment: 0308-6813188, 042-35412328

Body Goals Physio Center 

28-Kamran Block Allama Iqbal Town Lahore Mahjabeen Memorial Hospital 

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