Autoimmune disorder is a self-destructive disorder. As I have seen in my experience, hereditary or acquired suppressed syphilis and / or gonorrhea are the main causes. This self-destructive problem can also be caused by chronic depression.
I think there are a few misconceptions here. First, autoimmune diseases are not always destructive, and as far as we know, they are not always started by responses to infectious agents, let alone some specific infectious agent. Also, I agree with Vivek in the sense that depression is more likely a consequence than a cause of autoimmunity and inflammation.
Is there an autoimmune process not fulfilling, initially, a scavenging function?
Aren't the often long-drawn-out autoimmune processes released by infarction or traumatic brain injuries chronically testifying to this fact?
Which medical expert might tell a depression brought on by a latent infection and a (possibly overshooting auto-) immune reaction apart?
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