Abstract

Glucose regulation is a complex and tightly orchestrated physiological process crucial for maintaining optimal energy levels in the human body. While hyperglycemia and diabetes mellitus have been extensively studied and characterized, the enigmatic realm of idiopathic hypoglycemia presents a conundrum in contemporary medicine. This abstract delves into the multifaceted challenges and mysteries surrounding idiopathic hypoglycemia, a condition marked by recurrent episodes of low blood glucose levels without an apparent underlying cause. The etiology of idiopathic hypoglycemia remains elusive, confounding both clinicians and researchers. This condition defies conventional classification, as it encompasses a spectrum of presentations, from postprandial hypoglycemia to fasting-induced episodes, each with its unique set of diagnostic hurdles.