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Sounds like you need to break her now. I place mine in a large pen on the ground that is covered, and only has a roosting bar and grass on the ground. They spend 5 days in there with food and water, and I usually put another hen in for company. Rarely do I have to put them back for a few more...

Air sacs are there to help birds fly.

Try to get as much water with Corid into her as possible. With coccidiosis there can be slow moving crops. I would hold a little cup of water in front of her to drink as often as possible. You can just give her fluids today, and if the crop is softer tomorrow am, then give her much food, egg...

I would worm after completing the Corid, since two treatments at once seems a little harsh.

Give her a drop or two of the liquid undiluted just to get some in her now. You can do it again tomorrow if she won't drink well. Corid will not harm her even if her problem isn't cocci. After 5 day treatment, you will want to give her vitamins and probiotics for several more days.

Always use the severe dosage for an outbreak-- 2 tsp of liquid or 1.5 tsp of the powder per gallon.

I would check inside her vent an inch or so to make sure she isn't eggbound. Does she have diarrhea? I would get some Corid or amprollium, and treat her for coccidosis. Your may need to give her the Corid with a dropper and put it on her food so she gets it. What did you worm her with before?