Takayasu Arteritis in a G6PD Deficient Female Patient With Recurrent Axillary Artery Stenosis: A Case Report.

Takayasu arteritis should be suspected in young females with limb claudication, absent pulses, recurrent arterial stenosis, and elevated inflammatory markers. Early diagnosis is crucial to prevent complications. In G6PD-deficient females, treatment must be modified, as specific immunosuppressants, like cyclophosphamide, can induce hemolysis. Accurate diagnosis ensures effective management.