Chicken has yellow stuff in beak help

[Alleybird21]

help please my little hen sugar has some yellow stuff in her beak it bothering her so I gave her some salt water I don't have a avian vet anywhere near me and I don't know what to do please help

 

[AlleysChicks]

Picture please.

 

[Eggcessive]

Does it look like puss or patches that are yellow? Have you seen any scabs on her comb or face that could be fowl pox? Pictures may help.

 

[Dawnclucks22]

Is it crusty or liquidy? Maybe something got stuck on its way down.

 

[micstrachan]

It mag be wet fowl pox. Is it on the sides?
http://www.the-chicken-chick.com/2015/07/fowl-pox-prevention-treatment.html?m=1

 

[coach723]

Pictures would be very helpful. Two possibilities are fowl pox or canker. You can search for articles on both and find pictures to compare. Fowl pox (two forms - dry and wet, usually transmitted by mosquito) is a virus and as such needs to run it's course, all you can really do is provide supportive care, medications will not help except in the case they develop a secondary infection. Canker is a protozoan disease and treated with medication, most commonly Metronidazole – otherwise known as Flagyl which can be in injection or pill form. If you can manage to post some pictures I'm sure you will get a lot more help.

 

[Rugbygainz]

Could be fungus aswell, nystatin should clear it up quickly if it is. Is it accompanied by any type of smell? The above suggestions are all very liekly aswell though.

 

[Alleybird21]

It is kinda soft and is attached to her tongue and under her top beak and under her tongue

 

[Alleybird21]

No scabs or anything but her eyes do seem to be watery and it looks like she's crying there are bubbles coming out of her eyes it looks like

 

[Rugbygainz]

She is likely suffering from a respiratory issue.
Here is a link on what I think it may be, read it thoroughly
https://poultrykeeper.com/respiratory-problems/mycoplasma/
If you agree with me and this article I would recommend putting her on antibiotics as soon as possible. The link provides you with information but baytril is a good bet. If after treating her with this she appears lethargic, this is often a reaction to the baytril.
You need a perscription for baytril or other effective antibiotics for this infection so asking a local vet for a perscription or just explaining the situation to a pharmacist saying there are no vets available and saying someone experienced advised it has always worked for me. Good luck I hope this helps, remember time is of the essence.
PS your other chickens will liekly develop this too.