Once, a very wise poster on MN said that a certain issue, HPV in your case, was just a hook on which anxiety has chosen to hang itself on. Or words to that effect.
So anxiety is there. It's hooked onto HPV as its topic. Let's imagine you'd had a clear smear test 6 months ago, you might still have this anxiety today. But your brain would need to perhaps find a new "hook" to hang it on. it might be something to do with your baby, lockdown, money issues, anything.
So you need to realise is that the HPV isn't the problem here. It's the anxiety itself. i wonder if you have postnatal anxiety and your brain has just fixated on HPV, that's all. Like I said, you could have fixated on any topic!
Lack of sleep, no food, confining yourself to bed, etc etc it ALL exacerbates anxiety. You think you're stuck and can't do the other stuff because of the worry you have over HPV but I promise, it's the other way round. You need to do those so the anxiety lessens and doesn't get any worse. So, i echo the previous posters. Go and get a shower, a meal and tomorrow, take yourself and baby out for a long walk. The endorphins from walking will help.
I used to have debilitating health anxiety. I couldn't read the leaflet in a box of tablets in case it mentioned a condition I thought I had. Newspapers were the WORST! Ugh and the amount of tv series I've had to stop half way through... l
I rang my mum in tears once about a disease I thought I had and she told me I probably had generalised anxiety disorder. She explained like the MN poster I mentioned above, that I'd prob find something new to be anxious about in 6 months. It was true.
I also realised it tied into my dad getting ill and dying. Like my brain expected it to happen to me too.
I also noticed my anxiety got SO BAD when I'm stressed and it'll peak like clockwork at two points in my cycle. Now I know it's just hormones, it's so much easier to dismiss and doesn't hold so much power over me.
All that to say, that perhaps you can find a reason for your anxiety and realise that actually, hpv is just a reason your brain has made up x