You can be tested, now, to see which HPV strain(s) you have. Roche has AMPLICOR, and I sing its praises because knowing which strain I had made all the difference in setting my own strategy to protect my health. Insurance companies don't like it, and the FDA, unfortunately, has a cozy relationship with certain pharmaceutical companies. So, your doctor may not have have it, or your doctor can't offer it unless you ask, or you may have to go to teaching hospital You may also have to pay for it, yourself. But to me, it was worth it. If you have a more aggressive strain, or if you have a high-risk strain and your body's immune system has weakened, which is why it may have reared its ugly head, or if you were infected with a new strain, you will know.
In the meantime, insist on getting copies of all of your lab reports so that you have a clear picture of what has been happening, all along. Check to see what you have, where it's located, and how extensive it is. Pay especial attention to see if anything is in the endocervical glands. Knowledge is power! By educating yourself, you'll be able to make informed decisions about your health.