<prompt> Leprosy affects all organs exceptEyesNervesUterusOvary  <response>: C i.e. Uterus In lepromatous leprosy LL bacilli are plentiful in circulating blood and widely disseminated in all organ systems except the lungs and central nervous systemQ Harrison 181362 Leprosy affects nerves posterior tibial ulnar, eyesQ lagopthalmos, corneal insensitivity, ulcer, uveitis, iritis, blindness, testisQ TFSHLH, decreased testosterone, aspermiahypospermia, impotence infeility,larynx hoarseness dt vocal nodule, nose rhinitis, septal perforation, nasal collapse, kidney, liver, spleen, peripheral lymph nodes, bone marrow, bone osteoporosis, cyst, fracture and nails. - Skin lesions may be anywhere apa from hairy scalp, axillae, groins and perineum regions of skin with highest temperature- Rooks 8e p. 32.10 Female genital tract is rarely involved in leprosy. But when involved ovary is the commonest site to be involvedQ causing TFSHLHprolactin and infeility due to ovarian failure. Pregnancy precipitates leprosy bo altered immunity. When pregnant, LL and BL patients are predisposed to develop ENL dt reduced immunity, but post-paum they are predisposed to develop DTH reaction Joplings type I reaction; upgrading, reversal or downgrading dt restored immunity. Untreated lactating BL and LL mothers have ble bacilli in their milk, but no risk has been identified in infants ingesting such bacilli. Dapsone in mothers mothers milk may produce hemolysis in the baby Fitzpatric-1790. 