La vaccination contre le VPH est-elle recommandée en cas d'inflammation non cancéreuse détectée dans les résultats du test Pap ?

Yes, it's a good IDEA to take a PREGNANCY test now. A MISSED period could mean PREGNANCY, but other factors including stress, weight changes, or medications could also be the cause.. PREGNANCY tests detect the hormone human chorionic gonadotropin (hCG) in URINE.. It's recommended to take the test in the morning as it's when hCG levels are highest.. If the result is negative and period doesn't come within a week, consider consulting with a HEALTHCARE provider..

It is best to visit a gynecologist who specializes in reproductive health to properly diagnose and treat any potential complications. 

Blighted ovum, which is also called the synonym "anembryonic pregnancy," is a situation where a fertilized egg is implanted in the uterus, but the embryo does not develop. I understand your worries about having two blighted ovums one after the other were scary. The most important thing is to consult your doctor, who knows the potential causes and comes up with the possible solutions that allow you to have a healthy pregnancy in the future. You could have further examinations which are done to help decide if there is an underlying factor that is causing this to happen multiple times. 

What might fit in the picture is yeast infection, which is one of the most common among women. The burning and itching are the two primary common symptoms. The feeling of your vaginal opening getting bigger or wider may be due to swelling from the infection. Antifungal creams or suppositories that you can get over the counter could be tried for this purpose. Don't forget to keep the region clean and dry, and wear cotton underwear to promote the healing process.

Vaginal itching is a symptom that can be due to a number of causes, such as yeast infections, bacterial vaginosis and STIs. It is necessary to go to a gynecologist for a correct diagnosis and treatment. 
 

Breast pain could be due to many reasons including hormonal changes, breast cysts or fibroadenomas. I propose that you consult your gynaecologist for a clinical breast examination and possibly a breast ultrasound to find the underlying reason of the pain.