Which department should I visit for rabies vaccination?

Rabies vaccination is usually available at the following departments, depending on the local hospital setup: 1. Department of Infectious Diseases or Infection Department: Rabies vaccine is a vaccine used to prevent infectious diseases, so you can directly visit the Department of Infectious Diseases or Infection for vaccination. 2. Emergency Department: If seeking medical advice outside regular clinic hours, such as during midday or nighttime, or if the wound is urgent with heavy bleeding and deep injury, you can visit the Emergency Department for treatment and rabies vaccination. 3. Preventive Immunization Clinic or Vaccination Department: Some hospitals have a dedicated Preventive Immunization Clinic or Vaccination Department responsible for vaccine administration, including rabies vaccination. 4. Dog Bite Clinic or Rabies Vaccination Service Center: Some areas have specialized dog bite clinics or rabies vaccination service centers that provide rabies vaccination services. If the hospital does not have relevant departments or vaccines, you can go to the Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) or epidemic prevention station for vaccination. Additionally, after vaccination, observe for any adverse reactions, and seek medical attention promptly if any discomfort occurs.