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I don't think it's pox. -Kathy

Pox would be gone by now. -Kathy

Maybe this: VITAMIN A DEFICIENCY Depending on liver stores, adult birds could be fed a vitamin A–deficient diet for 2–5 mo before signs of deficiency develop. Eventually, birds become emaciated and weak with ruffled feathers. Egg production drops markedly, hatchability decreases, and...

Here is a thread I started when my chickens got pox in 2013: https://www.backyardchickens.com/t/818895/wet-and-dry-fowl-pox-xxx-rated-graphic-pictures-of-pus-and-scabs -Kathy Edited to add: Note that I only posted pictures of the most severe birds, many did not look that bad, lol.

Maybe the bumps are from her scratching that area? -Kathy

And how is she today? -Kathy

Please do ask him! -Kathy

Glad you found another vet to help you! Curiously, what pills did he give you? -Kathy

Is she still eating, drinking and acting normal? -Kathy

Can you get a close up picture of the side of her face? -Kathy

It should look like this: -Kathy

Is the pus still there like it was in the video? -Kathy

Is he gaining weight daily? -Kathy

When my peahen had a yeast infection her poop looked like this: Note that this poop was from a hen with a bacterial infection, but it the one with yeast looked just like it. -Kathy

Just found this: Quote: -Kathy