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Could it??? Well, yes, I suppose it could be something of concern. Are they UNDER the tounge? Where exactly are they? The lateral side, the back of the tounge? the floor of the mouth under the front of the tounge? It is most likely normalNormal saline flush anatomy...papillae, or possibly a series of mucoceles. Or it is just your normalNormal saline flush anatomy, something you never paid attention to before you had any reason to be scared. Whatever the case, is is very unlikely an STD. But then again, it is very unlikely I will get in a car wreck tonight, but I'm going to wear a seat belt...get my drift? In other words, get it looked at by an oral surgeon or dentist to get some peace of mind, and use it as a lesson for the future. Best wishes!