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If she is not being picked on by others, I would put her back with her flock. She could be placed inside a dog crate with food and water inside the coop or run, if you need to separate her for a day or so. When they are passing lash egg material, antibiotics may be too late. If you decide to use...

Here is a good necropsy video that may help if you decide to do one, but take pictures to post her which is how we all learn:

How is she doing? Is she eating and drinking, and getting around some? I would offer a human calcium citrate with vitamin d tablet, about 300 mg. That can help her pass more of the lash eggs if they are getting stuck. It can be common for hens to have this for awhile. It is not necessarily an...

CN you post a picture of the potato looking eggs? Could they be lash eggs? Lash eggs are from salpingitis, inflammation of the oviduct. You may want to cut them in half and take another picture. There are a couple at the bottom of this article cut open...

Where exactly is the bump, under the vent, on the vent, etc? Can you show a picture of it? Can you insert a clean or gloved finger into her vent to feel for an obstruction or egg? Do you have any calcium or Tums that you can give her orally, if it is a stuck egg?

Is she sitting or walking on her hocks? Are her toes curled under? Does she lay eggs anymore? What is her diet? She may have a riboflavin deficiency, but she may have some condition causing this. How old is she? Was she vaccinated for Mareks? I would try giving her 1/2 tablet of human vitamin B...