Convergence Disorder

[bronxpilot]

I have 20/20 vision but I have had covergence disorder my entire life and it was first diagnosed when I was six years old. What it is is a condition in your vision where you sometimes havea hard time making things one and you often see objects as double. If I try hard, I can keep things one but it becomes almost impossible when I get very tired. In all of my private pilot training flights, I have been able to keep everything one, and avoid seeing things as two (2 centerlines would be a problem). I was able to pass the FAA 1st Class Meical becuase I was able to keep everything one on the vision test without issue. As far as I know, convergence disorder is not a correctable thing, like a lack of 20/20 vision would be. I want to one day fly for a comercail airline, but I do not know if I should o further than rivate or instruement, becuase I don't want pay to get all of my licenses and ratings, only to find out I can't fly for a commercial airline because they find that I have a non-correctable vision defficency. Does anyone know what the guidelines are for this type of thing? Any comments or suggestions would be appreciated.
Thanks

[My Flight Surgeon]

Convergence is not tested on the FAA medical.

Do you see double? If not, don't worry about it.

[bronxpilot]

Thanks for the reply
I know it's not tested because I passed the first class medical. Unfortunately, I do see double but if I try I can correct it to one. It's only when I'm very tired that I see double all the time and can't correct it.

[My Flight Surgeon]

Unfortunately, diplopia may be disqualifying and requires an FAA decisison about medical certification.

[bronxpilot]

Thanks for the info