If your partner does not have HPV and gets it from you, the type of HPV he may get would depend on the specific strain or strains that are present in your body. There are many different types of human papillomavirus (HPV), some can cause genital warts while others increase the risk of certain cancers.

It is essential for both partners to communicate openly about their sexual health and seek guidance from healthcare professionals regarding testing, prevention methods including vaccination where applicable, and any necessary treatment options if needed.

Encouraging open discussion with a healthcare provider will help address concerns related to transmission risks and potential outcomes associated with contracting HPV. It's recommended that both partners remain proactive when managing sexual health matters for overall well-being.