I am 35, extremely active guy in Boulder. I had a varus osteotomy for legg-perthes-calve disease when I was about 12. I haven't seen a Dr. since about 16 (it was done by the Shriner's). It has bothered me over the years, getting progressively worse, and seems to have accelerated in the last 1.5 yrs. 2 yrs ago, I could still do 7 mile runs, 15 mile hikes, etc. I would feel it afterwards, but overall it was tolerable. Now I feel it with a 1 mile walk. My ROM has always been bad, but getting worse as well.
So my question is, since my femur neck angle was changed with the prior surgery, is it still even an option for hip resurfacing. My bones must be strong, as I can still deadlift 382 about 2 weeks ago but it is a lot of rounding of back, as my hip won't flex enough to avoid that. BTW, I am 5'6" 165 lbs, so not overweight either.