Brief Answer:
Please provide symptoms and results

Detailed Answer:
Hello,
Welcome to HCM and thanks for your query.
I understand your concern and will try my best to find answers for your query. However I need to have the complete data regarding your symptoms and the blood and other tests you have done to come to a conclusion.
I shall appreciate it if you could upload them.
Also by RP do you mean Retinitis Pigmentosa, the usual medical abbreviation or something else?

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Brief Answer:
Not RP or Collagen disease. a bacterial URTI likely

Detailed Answer:
Your symptoms are not suggestive of Relapsing Polychondritis.
I have copied the recognized criteria for your information
Authors     Criteria     Conditions required
McAdam et al.     
Bilateral auricular chondritis
Nasal chondritis
Respiratory tract chondritis
Non-erosive seronegative polyarthritis
Ocular inflammation
Audiovestibular damage
3 out of 6 criteria
Damiani et al.     
Bilateral auricular chondritis (A)
Nasal cartilage inflammation (A)
Respiratory tract chondritis (A)
Non-erosive sero-negative polyarthritis (A)
Ocular inflammation (A)
Audiovestibular involvement (A)
Histologic confirmation (B)
Positive response to corticosteroids or dapsone (C)
3 (A) criteria or
1 (A) and (B) or
2 (A) criteria and (C)
Michet et al.     
Auricular cartilage inflammation (A)
Nasal cartilage inflammation (A)
Laryngotracheal cartilage inflammation (A)
Ocular inflammation (B)
Hearing loss (B)
Vestibulary dysfunction (B)
Sero-negative arthritis (B)
2 out of 3 (A) criteria or
1 out of 3 (A) criteria and 2 (B) criteria

If you have normal ESR, normal CRP and ANA negative, it is very unlikely that you have a collagen disease.
The elevated wbc with elevated neutrophil count means that you are likely to have a bacterial infection in your upper respiratory tract. You require an antibiotic and your doctor would be able to help you in that.
Wish you a quick recovery.

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