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All you can do is follow up with the treatment suggested by your doctor, eat well and exercise.
I wouldn't worry about telling your boyfriend. The could have just as easily originated from him as you. If he cannot accept that, and doesn't appreciate you informing him of a potential health risk, he probably isn't worth much of your time.
Your boyfriend should also know and realize he may already have this low-risk version of HPV. You may have transmitted it to him already, or he may have already had it before entering into this relationship.
I don't think you have any choice but to be completely honest.
He will have to assess the risks, weigh his own options, and move forward. But if he leaves you, remind him that he should warn his next partners about this possible exposure, to let them make an informed decision.
I wouldn't worry about telling your boyfriend. The could have just as easily originated from him as you. If he cannot accept that, and doesn't appreciate you informing him of a potential health risk, he probably isn't worth much of your time.
I don't think you have any choice but to be completely honest.
He will have to assess the risks, weigh his own options, and move forward. But if he leaves you, remind him that he should warn his next partners about this possible exposure, to let them make an informed decision.
Low risk HPV generally clears in 1-2 years, so if he decides to leave, he should probably sit out of action for a little while. It's only fair to the rest of the population. It's like staying home when you're sick, to avoid getting other people at work sick as well.