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There are some gruesome videos online of removing pus from the sinus cavity by making a incision, on peafowl. I personally would not go that far dealing with a chicken though, but it is a way to get the pus out.

Respiratory diseases, such as MG and coryza, can be complicated by secondary infections. E.coli is one that cause some. The infections of MG and others can spread throughout the body via the air sacs. Unfortunately the longer the pus is there, it can become harder to remove.

Here is some reading about MG: https://extension.umd.edu/sites/extension.umd.edu/files/_docs/programs/poultry/FS-1008%20Recognizing%20and%20Preventing%20Mycoplasma%20gallisepticum%20(MG)%20Infecti....pdf...

Tylosin can be given orally or by injection. In bantams, I would avoid injections if possible, and Tylan can be damaging to muscle tissue at the injection site. I have only used it once that way for 3 injections, and it went well. The dosage of Tylan 200 is hard to caculate for a bantam, but 0.1...

Is there a bad odor around the face? Go back to post 7 and look at the video on removing pus from around an eye. You can clean the eye with saline eye wash or saline, and apply Terramycin eye or plain Neosporin ointment to the eyes. Your vet may be of help. With pus removal, but not a lot of...

Tylan can help treat symptoms, but if there is pus in the sinus cavity, it needs to come out. Nothing will cure MG. There can be secondary infections, such as E.coli that can complicate MG and other respiratory diseases.

Since there are only bubbles in the eye, there may not be a need for removing pus since you are treating with an antibiotic. I would also treat the eye with Terramycin eye ointment or use plain Neosporing in the eye.

Can you post any pictures? How long has the swelling been there? Here is a very graphic video of someone squeezing pus out of a chicken's eye: Hopefully it won’t come to that.

Many times it will go down with the antibiotic. If it does not go down right away, then there might be pus inside the sinus behind the eye that needs to come out.