32 with avn

I've posted about this before and was fully convinced about surgery, but Ive been more confused past few months. I'm 32 and I was diagnosed late 2023. These days my pain isn't as bad as it was (with otc painkillers) and I no longer limp too bad or have to take stronger prescribed pain meds but I still am really restricted in my movements and my mobility is limited, I'm unable to run / squat/ exercise and I am terrified of falling so i move slowly. Is reduced functionality a good reason to do the surgery? I had been strongly considering the replacement surgery up until maybe 3 months ago because I do have some collapse and no other treatment options...but for whatever reason no more intense pain in my groin during these winter months. I still take painkillers every day though since I go into work. I'm conflicted because the surgeon is willing and ready whenever I am. I'm grateful because some surgeons don't like working on younger patients. I just don't know if I should wait till the pain is back or till I can no longer walk. I'll eventually have to do it anyway right?? Or can I milk this for a while? Is it even worth trying to maintain this level of discomfort though? Or Is this a good time? Thanks for reading!