Guest guest Posted January 1, 2008 Report Posted January 1, 2008 Gee, what makes more sense to me? A latent infection causing a recurring immune reaction or an autoimmune system that just can't seem to tell the difference between real bugs and imaginary ones? I'm sure you know my answer. :-) penny <usenethod@...> wrote: "Researchers have believed that recurrent uveitis was an immune-mediated reaction and a sequella to a Leptospira pomona infection which occurred months or years previously (4 [a paper from the 1970s])."So... a serological relationship, or maybe a relationship to history of overt leptospirosis, or whatever, must have been noted decades ago. Quote
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