Welcome to the forum.
My reply will be brief, since this issue has been discussed and a
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Complete-rf reply would be rather lengthy. The bottom line is that even without treatment of your warts, both the warts themselves and the HPV infection that caused them probably would have resolved long before now. As a rule of thumb, I tell patients that if warts
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Safe sex partners. At 2+ years you can be even more certain about it. In my opinion, you have no obligation to tell future partners about your past infection.
Here are two threads that go into a lot more detail about these issues.
http://www.medhelp.org/posts/STDs/HPV--Informing-past-partners/show/763292
http://www.medhelp.org/posts/STDs/Confused-about-hpv-interpretation/show/763984
Best wishes-- HHH, MD