Everybody gets HPV, but most HPV infections become silent and undetectable. A negative test means no active infection, but says nothing about possible longstanding, inactive infections. If your partner has HPV, you can safely assume you were exposed and possibly infected. A negative test result cannot say whether you were never infected, or had it but the virus is now inactive.
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