I've (late 20s Male) had a couple of tiny bumps in my soft palate I could've developed from deep kissing a girl. I first noticed them in February and they've stayed the same size since then. They are close to each other, painless and tasteless and very small about 2-3 mm maybe. I showed it to an ENT who said it could be a dilated salivary gland, but he also didn't rule out HPV in the mouth but said it'd be unlikely and to monitor them. I am unfortunately unvaccinated to HPV. 

I had a few questions for you.

 If they are oral warts is it possible for them to clear by themselves/immune action, or should I follow up and try and get them removed surgically? I'm a bit nervous since I've been reading that men are bad at developing antibodies against HPV so worried about clearing it myself. 

Also if they are warts, that would mean my immune system is susceptible to oral papilloma growths, and would this also mean I am vulnerable to getting RRP? Especially since you can't control the spread by eating so wondering if I could have spread it to my larynx. 

Can getting vaccinated help me with this current infection at all or to get ahead of it developing into something sinister like RRP? 

Thanks again Dr! 

Yes, I imagine they would soon be cleared by the immune system.  No, there is no reason to suppose your immune system makes you more susceptible to oral papillomas or other HPV problems; and RRP is virtually absent in adults. HPV vaccine primarily prevents new HPV infection with the 9 types covered by the vaccine but has little if any effect on preexisting infection.

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