I read your question and I am sorry about your concern.
Those results show an elevation of the protein and the
lymphocyte count. Before continuing I must point out that the White Blood Cells (WBC) count must be mistaken because the WBC include all the neutrophils, lymphocites, monocites so number can't be lower as it's their sum.
Regarding the question on multiple
sclerosis, well yes, it can show high lymphocyte and protein numbers. On the other hand they can change from other causes as well, like from
central nervous system infections. So the diagnosis is directed by the history and clinical exam.
However usually to search for the diagnosis of MS, the
spinal tap is obtained more for the purpose of testing for what are called
immunoglobulins and the presence of oligoclonal bands. I don't know if those have been tested, the rest doesn't help much for the diagnosis of MS. Usually the diagnosis of MS if put by MRI, and spinal tap is obtained if in doubt to search for oligoclonal bands.
I hope to have been of help. Feel free to ask further questions.