@Mutigers: 2nd Affiliated Hospital of Kunming Medical School - big place. If you can't speak Chinese you may have some trouble, so you might want to take a friend along.

Very strongly suggest you come and take a look before you do anything.

#2 Hospital has one, and I think other hospitals must too. I had some experience with the eye folks at #2 hospital, but it was just a matter of examining a new condition (new floaters) to see what it was. They did it right. Condition not serious but probably permanent, so I haven't done anything further.

Another time, had bad lung infection, affected my eye socket a bit; went to nearest hospital (on Jinhuapulu about 2 blocks north of Renminxilu - private, cheap, small), they gave me a lung X-ray, prescribed antibiotics for 5 days, I did it, it cleared up.

But I rarely have any serious sinus problems and no allergies that I know of.

Bystanders often remain that (especially when there's a fight), but I was helped by one when I passed out suddenly at a bus stop & fell into the bus lane. I woke up almost immediately & was okay after & so that was the end of it. Never had any other situations requiring random bystander help in many years here, so I can't comment on what may usually happen.

Earthquake possibilities normal in this part of China. The terrible one that just occurred happened quite far from Kunming - no serious effects on Kunming, doesn't matter what part of town you were in. I didn't feel a thing. However, there is construction going on near my flat which occasionally vibrates the building in a very minor way, so I might not have noticed it.