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Has she been eating and drinking? You don’t have to drain her belly. I usually don’t but it is a way of knowing if it is water belly or not. If you get up yellow fluid with a needle and large syringe, that is water belly. If you get nothing, then it is unknown. She can have water and food, sugar...

If she gets more uncomfortable I would consider draining her or taking her to a vet. If she has water belly, there is no cure.

A swollen lower belly could be ascites fluid (water belly) or a reproductive disorder, such as salpingitis, cancer, or infection. Does it feel like fluid or a solid mass? Ascites can cause labored breathing. It is related to reproductive disorders, cancer, and sometimes fatty liver. Draining...

You sure the swelling is above her vent and not under it? Pictures can be helpful.