Hi and thanks for posting

It sounds like you're worried that your symptoms may be due to cervical cancer. However, it's a big leap to go from HPV to a cervical cancer, especially as a year ago there also weren't any cell changes.

Most people (around 80%) will have the HPV virus at one time in their lives, with the immune system usually dealing with it. It's good there were no abnormal cells seen, and so long as you attend for smears regularly, the screening programme is all about prevention, meaning that any change in cells(and this isn't cancer) will be dealt with before reaching a stage where cancer cells are seen.

It sounds like it's a busy time with two very young children and working , so being very tired may not be unusual. However, do go to the GP and discuss your symptoms to see if you may be anaemic, which may be causing your fatigue. It's important you are able to talk through any ongoing symptoms you are concerned about, like the bleeding, for which there can be a number of explanations.

I hope things start to calm down a bit soon and you are able to make an appointment

All the best

Wanda