help! runny eyes, rattled breathing, won't eat or drink

[NovaAman]

I do believe though with corzya you are going to have a foul smell from the breath...

 

[kellygreen]

UPDATEsoon for an update, I know - but this seems weird!)
I've had the sick girl inside confined in a small room under construction all day. A few hours ago I put some VetRx around her eyes and head (I'm doubtful, but it sounds like the oils might at least clear nasal passages and be antibacterial), and managed to get a little teroxy water in her. I came back a few hours later, and she had laid an egg in the corner!
She was still listless, and I tried to give her more water and no luck force feeding (I didn't want to choke her) except a tiny piece of tomato. I held her on my lap for a long time. Then she kind of suddenly got up and started walking around, eyes wide open. She drank and ate a little on her own, then she started pacing and wanting outside where she could hear the other chickens. I let her go out, and she made a beeline for the coop, had some more water and went to her nesting box. After a while she came back out (no egg), and has been hanging out with the others - not all there, but up and eyes mostly open.
Now another hen has slightly puffy eyes and a runny nose, but her usual appetite, and the other two look normal.
Should I watch and wait? Am I wrong to let her back with the others?

 

[NovaAman]

No, not wrong. I think all of them will end up with it in some form. Thats why I suggested dosing all of them. Glad she's feeling better already. Some of them antibiotics sure can kick the illness out in not time when you are on the ball.

 

[NovaAman]

Also, with MG, it can be severe, or it can be very minor... I really hope that this is not what your girls were exposed to with the rooster.

 

[kellygreen]

The sick one seems almost back to herself today - just a little slow. The other one is puffy on one side of her face, but otherwise her usual bossy hungry self.
I don't think it was coryza, since there was never a smell - maybe minor MG? I wonder if there's something else it could be?