Q. TSH is very high in a CMV IgG positive patient. Can she become pregnant?

Hello doctor,

We are trying for pregnancy. My wife recently got some tests done namely a TORCH profile with the primary sample being serum through the ECLIA method. The toxoplasma IgG was 500.0 positive IU/mL and rubella IgM was 0.20 with negative COI. With the ELISA method, there is HSV I and II IgG antibody at 0.47 and negative AI and HSV I and II IgM antibody at 0.60 and negative AI. The instrument used was fully automated COBAS e411, Roche Germany. The second test was a fertility profile with a primary sample being a serum. The FSH is 7.37 mIU/mL and the method is CLIA. The LH is 5.73 mIU/mL and the method is CLIA. The instrument used was a fully Automated ADVIA Centaur XP, Siemens Germany. The third test was an anti-Mullerian hormone where the primary sample again was serum. The AMH was 2.64 ng/mL and the method was ECLIA. The instrument was a fully automated COBAS e411, Roche Germany. The last test was a thyroid function test with serum as the primary sample. The TSH Ultra was 18.048 H IU/mL and the method was CLIA. The instrument here was a fully automated ADVIA Centaur XP, Siemens Germany. Her ovary releases multiple small-sized eggs during ovulation. We are worried about these results. She is tense seeing high thyroid and rubella & CMV IgG positive. What do these tests suggest? What do we need to do to have a successful pregnancy? Do we need to get any more tests done to check on her health and take precautions about her health? I am looking forward to your response.