Chicks with swelling all over the face, help

[captaincock]

I've never encountered this before. I tried to do some research and apparently it has something to do with respiratory? Tried some remedies like clove, nux vomica but they don't seem to work. The weird thing is that these chicks don't seem to be affected by it, they just eat and run around like a normal healthy chicks. Can anyone ID and suggest a treatment? I have no access to poultry vet here, what should I do?

*Sorry for my english, i'm not a native speaker

 

[Amazons]

This looks like Fowl Pox, there is a version called "wet pox" there is not much to do other than to let it run its course. This variety, you should check to make sure the mouth is not obstructed and make sure the chick is not under any more stress.
Looks rough but it does clear up.
If the pustules ooze or scab you can clean them with a qtip and dilute iodine solution.

Poor babes, that's rough.

 

[CoopsNPoops]

I agree with the fowl pox. It doesn't appear to be respiratory swelling. More so lesions. Do you have adult chickens?

 

[captaincock]

This looks like Fowl Pox, there is a version called "wet pox" there is not much to do other than to let it run its course. This variety, you should check to make sure the mouth is not obstructed and make sure the chick is not under any more stress.
Looks rough but it does clear up.
If the pustules ooze or scab you can clean them with a qtip and dilute iodine solution.

Poor babes, that's rough.

Thank you, I just googled fowl pox and I think that's correct, apparently there is no cure

 

[captaincock]

I agree with the fowl pox. It doesn't appear to be respiratory swelling. More so lesions. Do you have adult chickens?

Yes, i do. Should I separate them?

 

[Amazons]

Yes, i do. Should I separate them?

Yes, separate them and give them some rest till it clears up, which it will.
Good luck with the little birb!

 

[CoopsNPoops]

Yes, i do. Should I separate them?

Well i was going to ask if the other chickens have symptoms, or have ever had, or if this is something bought chicks were infected with and brought in.