Medically Reviewed by Dr. R. K. Singh
(Senior Pediatric Consultant & Neonatologist (MD Pediatrics))
Verified clinical review date: Oct 26, 2026
Newborn Immunization: Schedule and Protection from Illnesses
Timely infant vaccination safeguards against hepatitis, polio, rotavirus, and respiratory infections during the crucial first 12 months of development.
Immunization is the most effective scientific intervention to shield newborns from severe preventable infectious diseases. Following a strict vaccination timetable builds robust immunity from birth.
Birth to 6 Weeks Milestones
- At Birth: BCG, Hepatitis B (birth dose), and Oral Polio Vaccine (OPV 0).
- 6 Weeks: Pentavalent-1, Rotavirus-1, Inactivated Polio Vaccine (IPV-1), and Pneumococcal Conjugate Vaccine (PCV-1).
- 10 & 14 Weeks: Pentavalent booster rounds, Rotavirus, and IPV follow-ups.
SRBM Hospital provides routine and optional pediatric vaccinations under temperature-controlled cold-chain protocols.
Medical & Clinical Disclaimer: This health guide is provided for educational and patient awareness purposes and does not substitute for personalized medical diagnosis, prescription, or clinical examination by a qualified physician. If you are experiencing acute medical distress or pain, please call our 24/7 hospital emergency desk or visit our casualty department immediately.
