Oh yes. I still do. I've never had good sex. This is my second marriage. The first one was destroyed by my...
I've been married twice. The first time I married "my father"- same hair and eye coloring, same birthday (!), alcohlic, verbally, physically abusive.
The second time I married a guy who I perceived as "normal". In hindsight, I thought if I married him I would become "normal". But on to the sex part- towards the end of our marriage, maybe the last two years? I started to have pain in my vagina, the walls and up near the cervix. Then I started bleeding randomly during sex, which totally put me (and him I imagine, but I don't remember for sure) off sex for obvious reasons. Long story short, I ended up leaving him and having a hysterectomy shortly thereafter at 36 yrs old.
I've read that female survivors of CSA tend to have more, and more unexplained, gynecological problems. In my life, I've had 2 or 3 stds (so long ago I don't even remember what they were, but I do remember one when I was 17 or 18 that literally doubled me over in pain and I had to go to emergency. I must have blocked it out because I have never, ever remembered what it was. I remember how I felt, physically, leading up to it. I remember my abdomen being totally swollen. I remember driving back from somewhere in my Mercury Capri, I remember stopping by a friend's house on the way home. I remember who the friend was, where he lived, I even remember what I was wearing. I remember going home, going to bed altho it was dusk, and laying on my side curled up in a ball. I remember my mom asking what was wrong. I don't recall my response or any of the conversation actually, but I do remember her driving me to an emergency clinic. I remember it was a Sunday. But I don't remember the clinic, the diagnosis, any meds I might have had to take, how long I was there, going home, etc. Anyways, I've had lots of issues including cervical dysplaysia (for which i had 4 surgeries, the final one removing the affected parts of my cervix) ovarian cysts, uterine tumors, etc. And none of these things "run in my family".
Sorry for the long winded response... it's crazy the stuff you remember when you start talking about it...
Did your new doctor do any tests? Do your paps come back negative? I remember the speculum always hurt so bad and an old OB of mine would say, oh, c'mon, it doesn't hurt that much! :/