Why Hyperopic accepts Under-Correction during Refraction.

[@Blacksquareable]

Ah, so that's how the fogging method can work effectively. Re the cycloplegic refraction, I had this twice. The first time, I was a bit hyperopic and the second a bit myopic! It felt like my eyes weren't properly relaxed even though the second time I was quite knocked out otherwise. However, my ventolin inhaler has knocked out my near vision quite substantially after taking it as well as a painkiller I had, I think because they relaxed my entire body and not just my eye muscles.

[@Blacksquareable]

As a hyperope I can tell you that most of us are used to over-accommodating so it's hard to break out of that habit even though it's often uncomfortable.

[@Thinkwithme-mt8lu]

Sir pls make a video on " optics Depth of focus and Depth field and factors affecting depth of focus and field"

[@optometry-with-samir]

Sure... I will try to prepare a video on Depth of focus & depth of field.

[@NidaMahir]

What is the amount of correction we give in that type of patient sir

[@optometry-with-samir]

We do fogging. We prescribed maximum plus, means when patient just read 6/6 line for the first time we stops and prescribe that. How hoe to do Fogging: kzbin.info/www/bejne/jp6wZoCBaLicbassi=zbVhsK0hgya_vLCa