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What Is The Difference Between Positive And Negative Fusional Vergence? In this informative video, we’ll clarify the concepts of positive and negative fusional vergence and their roles in how our eyes work together for clear vision. We’ll explain what fusional vergence is and why it’s essential for maintaining binocular vision. You’ll learn about the two main types of vergence—positive, which involves the inward movement of the eyes for near tasks, and negative, which refers to the outward movement for distance viewing.

We’ll discuss how optometrists measure these types of vergence using specialized prisms, and why understanding them is important for eye health. Conditions like convergence insufficiency can impact your ability to focus on nearby objects, leading to discomfort and visual challenges. Vision therapy aims to improve both types of vergence, helping individuals strengthen the eye muscles responsible for these movements.

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