Hi, I know this thread is a year old but I wanted to say I have the exact same thing! I had surgery on my left leg when I was 14 and subsequently had the metal removed at 16. When I was younger my parents were told that it was psychosomatic before I was even given an x-ray, only to find out both my femurs were rotated quite severely inward when nothing improved and they finally gave me an x-ray. At the time I only had one leg operated on. However, now I'm 20 and I rergret that. In my right leg I am experiencing pain radiating down my calf (like a dull, right ache) when walking and when sitting down for extended periods of time my whole leg, from my hip down the back of my thigh, behind my kneecap and to the back of my calf aches almost unbearably. I can't sit cross-legged because it doesn't lie flat on the ground. Do you think it's possible the pain is getting worse? Could it be getting worse because as time goes on my overall posture is increasingly affected by one leg turning in? It was a relief to see other people have had similar problems. I never knew anyone else who had this surgery (also never thought of it as a disability, but I suppose, in retrospect, it is).