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Sounds like something worked! I’m glad to hear she’s feeling better!

You can also make her an anti-inflammatory tea, it WONT treat the underlying problem but it can help to reduce inflammation in her intestines and help to alleviate some of the symptoms. You‘ll need to syringe it down her throat because this won’t taste good, it will look like you’re brewing up...

Also start giving her corid as a crop drench. It will give her a more direct dose in case she isn’t drinking enough. Corid 9.6% liquid - Do not dilute Give 0.1 ml per pound of body weight orally once a day for 1-3 days.

Could you feel her abdomen again? Near the base of the tail you’ll feel two bulbs, that’s the rear of her hip bones. Further down almost to her legs you’ll feel the bottom of her pelvis. In between the pelvis and the bulbs it should be squishy, if you feel a harder round mass in there it could...

Pictures can sometimes not portray color correctly so this may be wrong but that looks fairly dark, almost like there’s blood in it from the upper digestive tract, thats often a sign thats of upper gi coccidia. I would follow the directions on the bottle/packet, corid is administered for 5 days...

Usually with an internally broken egg it’s best to put them on a round of antibiotics immediately and keep them quiet and relaxed, warm baths can also help. I can’t really tell what’s in the picture but eggs broken internally result in actual egg yolk and pieces of shell or membrane coming out...

Does it possibly look like egg yolk? Sometime an egg can break internally and cause infections. If not it sounds like an intestinal infection, it could possibly be parasites like coccidia or giardia or it could be enteritis. You could start her on corid to be safe, it will treat coccidia so...

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If you can try feeling her abdomen for a large lump, she could be egg bound. Try offering her some crushed eggshells to see if shes craving extra calcium. If she isn’t eggbound my guess is she’s coming down with something.

Has she laid today? Does she have access to oyster shell? What kind of feed is she on? Have you noticed any unusual droppings, bubbly, red, pink, orange, yellow, neon green, black, mostly white, mucous, or very hard and dry? It sounds like she isn’t feeling well.