So in January, I had a total hip replacement surgery on my right hip, and will be getting one done on left hip in February.  

If you can't ask your doctor about sex, then you need to find a new doctor. I wouldn't ask for specific medical advice from anonymous TER posters, duh.

Whether a hernia repair or knee replacement (1st hand there), it is not a silly question.  It's a legitimate medical concern and your surgeon has been asked it dozens of times before.   "Ask your doctor if you are healthy enough for sex".   There's a reason that boner pillz all say that in their commercials.  

hough many of us might have a background in Health Care, we don't know YOUR medical history, so giving you advice may prove futile. Here's some anyway... go see an FBSM provider and have her finish you with a BBBJCIM, no sex just yet.  

I'm amazed that people write these kinds of questions here.
Maybe it's some kind of catharsis, since they can't tell anyone else.  
Certainly, they shouldn't seeking real advice here.
Fortunately, i think this community is generally wise enough to defer these things to experts.
After taking its pound of flesh. Lol.

His mood.
Who it's with.
And who's paying

I think it's actually a very logical question. Just ask him or her; you'll be fine and get the answer you need; much more valuable than what you'd get here.

Some gals do crazy things with their pelvis that can make sex so much better...lol

Without a condom, maybe so, but that's not happening. Sooo, you are in fact a minority opinion on that one. If we asked 100 men if they would prefer condom sex or uncovered blowjob to completion, most are going to opt for the latter, with BBFS being what they really want. It really makes no difference what she does with her body... there is still a plastic bag over your d*ck.

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I can't see how CG coould be remotely a problem. Basically the only position you need to avoid is one in which you could dislocate your hip. I've seen ladies in that position bey men? I can't figure one out where that could happen.

Isn't fucking considered great PT

If it was an MIS hip with a small ceramic head then you should worry.  If it is a large metal on metal articulation then you are likely on especially if it was an open procedure.  If it was glued I would worry less.  If it was cementless then I would worry more.

For your responses. Like I said, typically I am not a shy guy. I will just have to phrase it like a serious question.