Vitamin D And B12 Deficiency - My Vitamin D Levels Are 20.8

Vitamin D and B12 deficiency

Asked for Male, 29 Years

My vitamin D levels are 20.8 nmol/l and vitamin B12 levels are 190pg/ml and my doctor has advised me to take 60000 IU shots of vitamin D daily for 4 days, is it normal or too much?

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