Specializes in Infectious Disease
Nobody is at fault. Everybody gets HPV, most often during youthful dating, when most people are most sexually active. There is no special way dormant HPV "works"; reactivation is random, and newly diagnosed HPV often appears many years into monogamous relationships -- usually detected by Pap smear, sometimes with recurrent warts. Doesn't imply new partner. This should be no big deal for you.
Answered 4/24/2023
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