your gyn may likely suggest treatment for your abnormal pap smear so that it does not progress to a cervical cancer. it is good that this was discovered now. as far as who gave it to you that answer may not be possible. you could have been exposed by any one of your past sexual partners. you may not have been tested for hpv in the past when you were tested for stds. it really doesn't matter in the long run since you cannot change the past. what really matters is that you will be properly treated now.
i just got the results from my recent pap. results came back as atypical squamous cells positive for hpv. . hx. 43yr old haven't had pap since 37 due to pregnancies. never had abnormal cells on pap. been with husband for 10 years. could i have had hpv all this time or should i question his fidelity? i was tested for all stds when we became sexually active. what are the chances of cervical cancer since it's been 5 yrs since my last pap? since my recent child (9months) i've experienced heavier bleeding as well. thank you!