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:hugs

You may have to grind the food to a powder in a blender or food processor, then soak it for a while to get it soupy.

I would keep pushing fluids. You can make feed into a wet mush and tube that or use Kaytee baby bird formula. I hope she improves.

I'm sorry :hugs

Here's the info about tubing fluids/food https://www.backyardchickens.com/articles/crop-feeding.75454/

Can you get some fluids into her? I would try the electrolytes and see if those help. I wonder if she suffered more injury than first thought:(

Doesn't sound too good. Is she near her flock so she can see them? I think I would cage her in the coop/run if possible, that way she's not so isolated. Could be a number of reasons why she's starting to decline, but do the best you can to get her hydrated and eating. See how it goes.

Just keep with what you are doing. I'm just not a fan of giving any type of pain relief. That may sound cruel, but chickens will self limit activity based on pain level and they seem to heal more quickly that way. Masking pain is not always best practice.

If she were mine, I wouldn't give aspirin.

Does she seem to be able to see ok? I would give her another day to see if she perks up. Do make sure she's eating/drinking well.