I'm sorry that you are having to go through so much physical pain.Pelvic pain can be horrible.To answer your question I had a lot of trouble with pelvic pain during my childbearing years but not so much since I went through the change of life.Mine was from endometriosis though so I can't really tie that to sexual abuse.
Have you seen a physician? I'm not a bit surprised that chronic pelvic pain often accompanies childhood sex abuse, but it's still not normal, and all kinds of treatment is available depending on the cause.
Sexual assault survivors are at risk for sexually transmitted diseases including low grade, chronic infections that are easily treated, but left untreated can result in bigger problems.
If you don't have a regular gynecologist your local Planned Parenthood can get you taken care of.
Hope you feel better soon.

I used to have chronic pelvic pain, but it has sort of just gone away. I saw all sorts of specialists who could not find anything wrong with me. I'd go to a gynecologist and he'd tell me it must be a GI problem. I'd go to the GI guy for him to tell me it must be a gyne problem...back n forth I went. I had ultrasounds, CT scans, a colonoscopy...all sorts of tests. They suspected a dairy allergy, endometriosis, ectopic pregnancy, STDs, appendicitis, gall bladder issues, and diverticulitis. I've even had exploratory surgery to try to find the cause of the severe pain with no results. It was eventually labeled as IBS simply because they could not decide what else to call it. The meds they gave me for that didn't help, so I just stopped taking them and quit serching for the cause of the pain. Eventually...it just went away as mysteriously as it came. It lasted probably 2 years or so.

hello!
I have been having pelvic pain for about a year and a half now. I personally feel that it's an expression and body memory of incest, which I spend a lot of time trying to forget. It waxes and wanes and moves around but spends most of its time where I imagine my left ovary is. Sometimes it hurts so bad I collapse. But there have been no "physical" issues found with it.
I assume you have been to a doctor, but if you feel it's related to sexual abuse, i think you should respect that. Have you read "The Body Never Lies" by Alice Miller? It's one of my favourite books, but it's really intense and emotional to read, so be prepared.
I hope you feel better soon, or at least find your path to feeling better

To answer your question I have suffered the same and went to a get this.... physical therapist specializing in womans issues. It helped me tremendously. Due to my severe SRA sexual abuse, i was diagnosed with dyspareunia spelled wrong. Anyway , it's painful, especially during sex. all because of the abuse, but there are many things that have to be ruled out.

The first thing is to be seen by Dr and get a proper DX and go from there.

I found that doing Keigle (google it) exercizes and using a pillow helped a lot. Everything else battling memories and such had to be worked out as well. I was tightening up because of it. Once aware, I could combat it more.

Of course if its other issues, the Dr can best address them.

I hope this helped. A bit embarassing for me but worth it all in the end.
Good luck!
~K