Lacey,
Interpreting lab results is a task for someone with professional training in the medical field. I am no expert, but my training as a Pharmacist made me somewhat familiar with lab results.
First off, you need to be well hydrated to be healthy. If you water intake is not what it should be, then this will throw off some of your test results. Your labs are not that far off and I would venture that this is just reflecting your being slightly dehydrated. Drink some water, young lady. You will feel better and your lab results will be more reflective of your general state of health.
Second, your WBC (White Blood Count) is reflective of a possible infection or foreign invader that your body is trying to fight off. Yours is not that bad. It is just a little into the range of concern. It could possibly that you have a low grade infection that your body is doing a good job of fighting without any antibiotics needed. Wait and see if you develop any other symptoms. Be concerned, but do not worry. People with functioning immune systems are always fighting off some sort of infection.
Triglycerides are a bit high, but I have to ask, did you get your blood drawn on an empty stomach? After a meal our triglycerides start to rise and if that meal contained a lot of fat, then it can go very high. Triglycerides are associated with heart disease and other metabolic conditions. The best way to lower triglycerides is to eat a diet heavy in vegetables and low in carbohydrates. Losing weight and regular exercise are of great benefit.
