High thyroglobulin: Your elevated thyroglobulin level with otherwise normal thyroid tests, may not indicate any present thyroid disorder but may be a forerunner of thyroid dysfunction in the future. The elevated thyroglobulin most likely is due to an autoimmune process. If you haven't seen one, consult a thyroidologist at a university hospital for evaluation and advice.
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