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They both seem to move about ok to me. If you have already treated with the Corid, then I agree, I'd give vitamins for a few days to see if that helps. Keep her bum cleaned up.

Any way you can get a short video of the walking funny and the chicks interactions? Upload video to YouTube and provide a link.

You are right, it does take time for the oocysts to sporulate. Chicks would have to be exposed very early (at hatch or the first couple of days) for them to become symptomatic in less than 2 weeks, but it's possible. When it comes to chicks, I generally consider Coccidiosis first. A 4 week...

Symptoms of Coccidiosis usually show up in chicks that are around 2weeks and up. Infection can form rapidly in 4-7 days, so it's not unheard of for chicks that are a week old to have Coccidiosis overload.

What does her poop look like? Photos? I agree she doesn't look right. Hard to know. The Tylan as suggested, I don't think would hurt. She may also need treatment for Coccidiosis as well. Both Corid (Amprolium) and Tylan can be given at the same time.