first and most important: how do you know those bumps in the back of the throat are hpv? have they been properly tested (biopsied)? pharyngeal hpv is not that common and should be aggressively treated. second hpv is transmittable from one mucous membrane (mouth rectum penis vagina) to another. even skin to skin contact can transmit hpv.
if you have hpv warts on your throat can you pass the hpv virus through french kissing? . does my kissing partner have to come into direct contact to contract hpv? if the warts are in the back of the mouth or throat would she get hpv through kissing or oral sex (cunnilingus)?