Thank you for your time and effort. 

I'm not sure what your urologist means by "a good chance":  most of the time, warts do not recur after successful treatment. I would estimate it happens about 10% of the time, but usually the immune system controls HPV to the point that symptoms do not recur and the infection cannot be transmitted. How quickly the virus clears isn't certain, but I tell my patients that if warts do not recur within 6 months, they can consider themselves cured.

HPV certainly can be transmitted to the oral cavity, and for the next few months you should tell your partners about your recently treated warts so they can decide whether to proceed with oral sex or any other kind of contact with your genital area.

You may not be aware that the large majority of all people get genital HPV (90% or more), and 20-25% experience genital warts. So your situation is extemely common!

There will be no reason for you to use condoms when you have a wife or other long term, committed partner, assuming you have not had high risk sex recently (when the relationship starts) and she hasn't done so either. She should be vaccinated against HPV, if she is under age 26 and not previously vaccinated; it will protect her against your wart virus, if you are still carrying it at the time (which is unlikely, as discussed above); or against any other HPV strains you may be carrying. And like all women, she should follow standard advice about pap smears to protect her against cervical cancer due to HPV. And of course you can have children:  90% of the world has had HPV, and the world continues to be populated by healthy kids! It will be the same for you.

I think you would benefit from getting additional information about HPV. Excellent information is available from the American Sexual Health Association (sponsor of this forum, www.ashasexualhealth.org -- where you can even find videos by me about HPV); and the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (www.cdc.gov/std).

I hope this has been helpful. Best wishes--  HHH, MD

Thank you very much for your time. I reviewed  www.ashasexualhealth.org and I found the information helpful. My follow up questions have been answered.

Thanks for the thanks. I'm glad to have helped. Have a good weekend yourself.