I thought she was egg-bound or prolapsed but not sure now, looking for help identifying/helping issue with young light brahma hen

[MadChickens5]

Chicken feed is best and you can mix a small amount with water to make it watery and get more fluids into her at the same time. But coaxing a sick chicken to eat, you may need to tempt with cooked egg, rinsed tuna or salmon, canned cat food, ground meat. Then back off and get back to the chicken feed. I had a hen who could not get to food or water for 5 weeks once, and she ate wet feed and some bits of the other things above, and lived.

There are many methods that people here use. Some tube (crop) feed using a baby lamb tube and syringe. Some make torpedos out of chicken feed, raw egg, and drops of water, and put tiny pieces into the beak. Some birds will take fluids from a spoon to the side of their beaks.

I think I will try this torpedo method if she still won't take anything in the morning. Based on getting the calcium tablet into her pretty easily, I think this would work. Thank you.

 

[Eggcessive]

Sometimes you can practice checking crops on the other chickens if you grab them off the roost. Just reach around with your right hand around the front chest area. In morning before they eat or drink, you shouldn’t be able to feel anything.

 

[MadChickens5]

Hen info: Dotty, light brahma hen, 24 weeks old, has not laid any eggs yet

Current State: she is separated, seems mostly alert, not eating or drinking much if at all, pooping but seems to be barely coming out and just dripping onto her feathers.

Timeline:
Sunday morning - we heard two singing their egg song and one sounded different than normal. Since we had two hens that hadn't started laying yet, we just assumed it was one of them laying their first egg. I checked on them right after and everyone looked fine.
Sunday afternoon - I went out and Dotty's bottom was dripping a little blood and was very bloody/dirty. We immediately separated her and got her in a warm epsom salt bath to clean her up. Her vent looked like it may have prolapsed, no tissue was hanging out but it was definitely swollen and "puckering outward" a bit if that makes sense. I used vetericyn and then once she was mostly dried off from the bath, covered her vent in a little vaseline.
Monday/Tuesday - She has remained separate, in our garage, it has mostly stayed dark in there, with just a short period of light each day. I put a little more vetericyn and veseline on her vent periodically. The swelling of the vent is not quite as bad. I don't see any blood anymore, but there is a white-ish ooze from time to time (poop?). I added some crushed calcium tablets to her food but she doesn't appear to be eating. I do believe she had a little amount of water but not sure. There is poop in her box but not as much as there should be over multiple days. She will occasionally look like she is trying to squeeze something out, but then just cluck a couple times, and then nothing comes out (or a small amount of drippy poo or something white might come). Her movement is normal but less frequent, however she is also confined to a smaller space.
Wednesday (today) - She got another warm epsom salt bath. She seems slightly more alert. She is still doing the occasional squeeze/cluck/nothing coming out process. Still seems to not really want to eat or drink and still not pooping normal. I am heading to pick up a syringe so I can try forcing some calcium water into her. There is no egg to be seen. Her vent looks not quite normal but I don't think it looks prolapsed either.

I would prefer to handle her care at home. Any thoughts on whether she's egg bound or if this sounds like something else? Any other suggestions to help her out?

Here's a little update:
Dotty received a few more epsom salt baths and started looking better and her poops and eating/drinking got back to normal. She still hasn't laid an egg but I also don't see/feel one and haven't this whole time. I'm still really not sure what happened but we've put her back in with the flock as everything seems fine and she seems her usual self! I will keep my eye on her and I'm continuing to give her half calcium tablets for now just in case. Thank you to everyone that replied, I appreciate having this group around for advice as a new hen mama.