@Atkinson8 I'm not sure my situation is exactly the same, but I'll relay my experience in case it helps. When I woke up from surgery 9/6, my wife told me that the doc told her he discovered a crack in my femur once the joint was exposed (meaning it didn't happen during surgery, but rather some time between the pre-op x-rays and surgery, or it just didn't show on the xray). My wife and I then proceeded to argue about whether a "crack" and a fracture were the same thing, and in my half-sedated state, but that's beside the point.
Doc ended up expanding my mini posterior incision and putting a band around the femur. Surgery otherwise went smoothly, and he let me get discharged the same day with no weight bearing restrictions except "don't do anything that makes it hurt more."
I never did get the details, mostly because I was focused on getting out of the hospital. My impression is that it was a minor stress fracture or something that occurred before surgery, and he banded it to make sure it didn't expand. Which obviously is quite different than your situation, though he did warn I'd have more thigh pain due to the band / more muscle getting pushed around.
At first I was skeptical that he might just not want to admit he caused the fracture, but that's unfair of me. My doc is very forthcoming, and he knows I'm the type to eventually get a copy of the operative report out of curiosity. It's probably just because I'm my profession, I basically operate from the assumption that everyone is lying, haha. I think I'll ask for the op report today, I hadn't thought much about this until reading your post.
At the end of the day, everybody's recovery is different. I'm moving along pretty well, though I have no basis for comparison (only a week removed from the operation). There's not much to be done to hurry healing along, besides rest, ice, nutrition, and not pushing it too hard (at least one of those pieces of advice is hypocritical coming from me).
Let us know what your doc says, and keep in mind that this will pass at its own pace - we can't speed it up, we can only avoid slowing it down.