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Well all the egg laying organs are above the vent (it's a gravity assisted mechanism). Perhaps you have some inflammation or swelling there that's producing a bump. If things are moving through her system again and she's still on antibiotics I'd wait a few days and see if it resolves...

I'd rather point you toward something specific to poultry. If you get something that works on cats and dogs too it's not going to be as helpful for birds or cats or dogs as a product aimed at birds or felines or canines would be for each of them. I found the distributor for in-Vigor-ate, but...

Both of these seem to have lots of sugar and salt and no live cultures. Maybe skip the probiotics for now since you're still administering antibiotics. I'll do a little more research. There may be probiotics made for humans that would work better than either of these options.

I think the link was generated by the site. I had someone pick some up for me once and they bought Dumor Multispecies Probiotics for less than $10. I didn't like it much so if your TSC carries something like invigorate that's just for chicken and turkey I'd go with that. It's less than $5...

It doesn't need to be plastic clogging things up, but that's still one possibility. Microorganisms like yeasts, fungus, and bacteria can grow in her digestive track. There are beneficial bacteria that she needs to digest her food. Sometimes harmful bacteria outgrown the beneficial bacteria...

What can you tell us about her environment? Does she free range or have an enclosure? How close are your neighbors? How likely is it that something like plastic wrap or a balloon could blow into the yard? How long has the property been lived on and, if she can get to grass, how is the grass...

There are lots of possible toxins out there and they're easier for your birds to get into than you might think. You can't watch them 24/7 which is about how often they're typically ready to eat something. As for nothing matching all the symptoms, reviewing the list will give you a baseline for...

Try th link to see if anything sounds like something your bird might have gotten in to. https://opensanctuary.org/article/things-that-are-toxic-to-turkeys/#plants-that-are-toxic-to-turkeys