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The commonest cause of hypogylycaemia in people with diabetes is the mismatch between insulin or oral hypoglycaemic drugs and carbohydrate intake or excercise. Hypoglycaemia in people without diabetes is usually due to reactive hyperinsulinaemia and can also result from severe illness, sepsis, malnutrition, Addison’s disease, alcohol, inadvertent or facticious use of insulin or oral hypoglycaemic agents and islet cell tumous. The latter group occasionally poses a diagnostic challenge. We present a similar case where hypoglycaemia remained a mystery: an enigma entangled.

Spontaneous hypoglycaemia in a nondiabetic man with end stage renal disease caused by repaglinide or endogenous hyperinsulinaemia: An enigma entangled