Thyroglobulin massively high, what does this mean?! HELP!

Hi,
My sister is gravely ill. I have Lyme disease and I suspect she does too. I just got her labs back today and she has EBV, cytomegalovirus and her thyroglobulin is 530.8 when normal is between .o-.9!! Her peroxidase is also high and her adrenal number is low. They messed up on her cd57 so I still don't know if she has Lyme. I will obviously follow up with her doctor but it may be weeks before she can fit us in.

1. What does it mean when your thyroglobulin is that massively high?!

2. Do these results seem indicative of Lyme disease?



Here is the test info:
Thyroglobulin Antibody 530.8 High IU/mL 0.0 - 0.9
Thyroid Peroxidase (TPO) Ab 52 High IU/mL 0 - 34
Cmv
EBV
Low vitamin D
Dhea sulfate low

Yes, the cd57 is the only test that was done for Lyme besides an Elisa, which we know is pointless. My sister has Medicaid so all the labs from the LLMD had to be re-entered by my sisters regular doctor or Medicaid won't pay for it. The LLMD wasn't sure if the regular doctor would agree to give her the western blot after a negative Elisa so she slipped the cd57 in the array of tests as an immune function test since most regular docs don't know what the test is used for. Our LLMD said it's the more important test anyway.

Thanks for helping, hopefully we will get some more help as well.

High Thyroglobulin Antibody (TgAb) and high Thyroid Peroxidase (TPO) means autoimmune Hashimoto hypothyroid has already started.

Next to test would be the Thyroid hormones T3 and T4, these are fuel for all cells. Tests are called Free T3 and FreeT4. These are more important than TSH, which is just a signal hormone.

TSH is a signal hormone, NOT hormone that your cells consume as fuel. DONT SETTLE FOR JUST A TSH TEST.

Untreated Hashimoto has some very similar symptoms to Lyme, but it can't kill you.