Lupus can be caused by asymptomatic Salmonellosis in Bladder

Abstract

We believe that all the symptoms of systemic lupus erythematous (SLE) in the same way that all biochemical, immunological and epidemiological aspects of the disease can be easily justified by analogy, to that is found in urinary tract infections and in Salmonellosis. According our thesis the pathogenic agent of typhoid fever remain hidden in bladder, gallbladder and/or bone marrow of SLE patients, causing a subclinical interstitial cystitis creating the autoantibodies, and consequently, the SLE. For us, if lupic patients were treated with antibiotics until total eradication of Salmonella, usually four weeks, they would be cured. Below, are listed the coincidences and reflections that made us formulate this thesis: