In the gradient method at first we find 8 △esophoria at distance, and when adding -2.00D phoria will increase, but in this video phoria shown 2△ esophoria when -2.00D added. How kindly solve my doubt?
I agree. Typically the patient would become more eso if adding a minus lens in front, correct? What could cause this abnormality in a real-life scenario?
Nice work. But arent me suppose to use +ve lens in case of eso deviation, as to compensate eso we need to bring in divergence. If we add -ve lens, the eso will increase... End up having a pseudo high ac/a
