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My first course of action would be to worm your flock. Then check the calcium levels in your feed , supply oyster shell or calcium barbonate on ' free take ' in a bowl in the coop. If there has been a glitch in the system you won't necessarily feel any lumps in the abdomen ...

I would be more inclined to investigate her poop a little further. Keep her isolated so that you can see whether or not she lays any eggs . Egg peritonitis is also a possibility . If she is egg bound antibiotics won't have any impact. A warm bath , massaging towards the vent may help to get...