Can you have Pseudomonas infection without a fever or raise of white blood count?

Yes, it is possible to have a Pseudomonas infection without a fever or an elevated white blood cell count. The immune response can vary significantly among individuals, and some may not exhibit typical signs of infection. Factors such as the site of infection, the individual's immune status, and the presence of underlying conditions can influence these clinical manifestations. Therefore, a lack of fever or leukocytosis does not rule out a Pseudomonas infection.