Abstract

Idiopathic hypoglycemia, a mysterious and challenging medical condition characterized by recurrent episodes of low blood sugar without a discernible cause, continues to confound both clinicians and researchers. This review seeks to illuminate the complexities surrounding idiopathic hypoglycemia, delving into its clinical presentation, diagnostic intricacies, and potential underlying mechanisms. Patients with idiopathic hypoglycemia grapple with a wide array of symptoms, ranging from mild confusion and dizziness to severe episodes of unconsciousness, endangering their well-being and quality of life. Diagnosis remains a formidable task due to the elusive nature of the condition, necessitating a comprehensive evaluation that combines clinical history, advanced diagnostic tools, and dynamic glucose monitoring.