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I am very glad to hear that he recovered, well done @Mrs J :yesss:

Sometimes it is not only the easily visible abnormalities we deal with, they often come with deformities of their digestive tract as well, such as constrictions of the sphincter. In some cases it can help to feed them chilled bits of coconut oil and to lube up the cloaca and try to very gently...

https://www.backyardchickens.com/articles/safely-administering-oral-medications-to-all-poultry-and-waterfowl.73335/

Yes, but first the treatment for coccidiosis. And no vitamin additive containing thiamine during the treatment as it would interfere with the desired effect

I would not use Ivermectin.To deworm chicks I use Flubendazole 5% which works great and is tolerated very well. But Harkers coxoid should work.

She might be suffering from coccidiosis. Treatment would be Amprolium or for more severe cases a sulfa drug. Did you ever deworm her?