In clinical practice, when women have symptoms of hypoglycemia, such as panic, hand trembling, weakness, hunger, dizziness, etc., and monitor low blood sugar, they should choose a sitting or lying position and feed carbohydrate-rich desserts and candies in time to restore blood sugar and improve the symptoms of hypoglycemia. If women have repeated hypoglycemia, especially fasting hypoglycemia, they should pay attention to the presence of pancreatic β-cell tumor, and then they should improve pancreatic imaging and monitor blood sugar regularly under the guidance of doctors. If the blood sugar is obviously low, insulin and C-peptide monitoring should be improved in time to understand whether there is inappropriate insulin secretion and other conditions. Most of the women who have hypoglycemia clinically are often functional hypoglycemia, usually seen in the case of preprandial hypoglycemia, so they should pay attention to mixed meals and avoid eating a lot of sweets to avoid inducing preprandial hypoglycemia.