Dr. Lalit K Narwat

Dr. Lalit K. Narwat leads paediatric and newborn care at Unity Multi Speciality Hospital. A graduate of J.N. Medical College, Aligarh Muslim University, he has spent a decade caring for infants and children — from routine growth check-ups to critical newborn care in the hospital's NICU. Parents consistently describe him as calm and patient, someone who explains what's normal and what needs attention without adding to a new parent's worry. His clinical focus includes the care of newborns requiring close monitoring after birth, including babies born with low weight or early arrival, where careful attention to feeding, warmth, and infection prevention makes a real difference in outcomes. He also manages the hospital's NICU with phototherapy support for newborn jaundice, one of the most common reasons infants need extra monitoring in their first days. Core Areas of Expertise: Dr. Narwat oversees complete childhood vaccination schedules, guiding parents through each dose and addressing their questions clearly. He manages common paediatric concerns such as fevers, infections, and nutritional or developmental issues, alongside more specialised newborn care including NICU support and phototherapy for jaundice. His training and daily practice give him particular strength in recognising early warning signs in infants that require prompt medical attention. Conditions Commonly Treated: Newborn jaundice, low birth weight & early-arrival complications, common childhood fevers & infections, routine vaccination, and general paediatric growth and development concerns. When to Consult Dr. Narwat: For your newborn's first check-up, if your baby needs NICU-level monitoring after birth, for scheduled vaccinations, or if your child has a recurring fever, infection, or growth concern. Why Patients Choose Him: New parents in particular value Dr. Narwat's willingness to answer even the smallest questions without making them feel like an inconvenience. His training at JNMC, AMU Aligarh, combined with a decade of daily paediatric practice, means he has a well-tuned instinct for distinguishing an ordinary childhood illness from something that needs closer attention — sparing families both unnecessary worry and unnecessary delay when it matters.