<human>: Could you distill the essence of the text into 1-3 sentences?

First of all if there is a subreddit that I could post this in that my question would be better suited for please let me know. 

So here is my situation - I had previously been seeing this guy for several weeks until things ended between us right before thanksgiving. After thanksgiving I found several warts consistent with hpv and also received a call from my doctors office about an abnormal pap smear result. I've scheduled an appointment for a colposcopy and biopsy on the 19th to see if there are any pre-cancerous cells etc. I had already been planning on informing this guy after I get the results of the biopsy. 

However we have now begun talking again on a regular basis and things are quickly looking as if they could turn sexual again fast. This wouldn't be as big of a deal if the guy wasn't a virgin with little to no previous sexual contact before me. How do I essentially teach him what hpv is as well as explain that he's already been exposed in a way that won't freak him out too badly? I really want to stress how widespread it is (85% of people ages 18-24 have it in my county according to a nursing friend of mine), and that just because my body is reacting to it this way does not in any way mean his will react similar (it remains dormant in most people as their bodies fight it off over the course of a couple years, at most men might see genital warts - very rarely cancer). I'd like to think I'm fairly well informed as I've written papers about hpv on several occasions as well as the research I did after the phone call from my doctor, but I'm struggling to come up with a way to say it that doesn't come off too long-winded and scary.

Has anyone had to tell their partners before? Or been told that a partner has hpv? How did they/you handle it?
<bot>: I found out I have hpv - how do I tell a previous partner who is a virgin that I have it and they have been exposed?