Sushi,
With a white count of 10.9, I wouldn't be too concerned. The higher the wbc's are, the worse the infection generally is. When the count is off by a tenth or so, the doc will take into consideration that the machine may not be calibrated correctly or that just may be your norm. It could also be that you are or were in a flare and the count is slightly elevated due to an inflammatory response. Now, while I wouldn't get excited about the count, I would make a note of it on your calender or somewhere and then just pay attention to how you feel for the next few days. You know the basics, fever, chills, burning during urination, etc, just in case you are in the early stages of coming down with something. Its just a little reminder thing that I find benefical to me to help jolt my memory. When I get sick, I don't care to remember anything, so by my writing on the calender, my family has a point of reference if they feel my doc needs to be notified or something. My Rheumy, you have to love him, always sends me a copy of my labs so I can post them on the board. He remembers how anal I am I guess. hahaha.
Have a great weekend and hopefully a healthy one,
Nancy