Help with injured chicken, bumble foot?

[dparty6]

Hi everyone, just joined today, I've posted on the Reddit backyard chickens page before but wanted to try here to get some help, I can add more pictures if needed but a few days ago we saw one of our hens couldn't walk or stand up. At first I thought it was crop impaction, she wasn't going to the bathroom, barely eating or drinking and I got that cleared up and she's eating and drinking normally now. But she is still unable to walk or stand, I couldn't feel any breaks I. Her leg, is fine until you see her foot and it's swollen, I've given her an Epsom salt bath on Saturday and now today.

I am thinking it's bumble foot based on the images I've seen online and when I do Google lens on the image it brings up results for bumble foot, what do you guys think? What can I do to help her get better and back with the others?
The image with her foot in my hand with the glove on is the most recent after her Epsom salt treatment.

 

[Wyorp Rock]

Welcome To BYC

Can she stand at all?

I would clean the foot out really well, it looks like there's some debris there. Is there an odor? Swab with chlorhexidine. Let dry, then wrap for a day and see if the foot is dried in looking or looks like it has pus.

 

[dparty6]

Welcome To BYC

Can she stand at all?

I would clean the foot out really well, it looks like there's some debris there. Is there an odor? Swab with chlorhexidine. Let dry, then wrap for a day and see if the foot is dried in looking or looks like it has pus.

Hi, thank you for your reply, I have cleaned her leg when I did her epsom salt baths 2 times so far, I think I can rule out bumble foot now and maybe it's just a sprain but it's been a while and she still can't stand at all. She does make an attempt and gets up for a second or two

 

[Wyorp Rock]

I'm sorry to hear she's not improving.
Her not being able to walk or stand at all, sounds like she may have disease like Marek's.
You can try placing her in a sling and offering vitamin therapy to see if she does improve over time. 1/2 tablet B-Complex once a day and see that she's eating/drinking.
Do consider quality of life, if she seems in pain or you feel she's suffering, then putting her out of her misery may be best. It's very sad to see a bird struggling.
If you do lose her, then sending the body for necropsy so you have more information may be helpful as well.