A 26-year-old man presents complaining of tiredness.
A 26-year-old man presents complaining of tiredness. His mother has hypothyroidism, so he requests blood tests for this. The blood results show no abnormality in thyroid function but a vitamin D level of 23 nmol/L (highly likely to be deficient if <25 nmol/L).
His calcium levels are at the lower end of normal, but he has a normal phosphate and parathyroid hormone level.
How should this patient be managed?
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