Yes this is normal: In the absence of fever or other signs of infections, an elevated WBC and specifically the neutrophil count can go up. This occurs because of a stress hormone epinephrine. Exercise can do this as well. However the WBC count should rapidly return to normal, and there should be no abnormal forms.
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