Please help I don’t what’s wrong with my chicken it has been 5 days and I don’t know what to do please give me advice

[L2010]

 

[Eggcessive]

It may be an unabsorbed egg sack or open navel. I really don’t know that much, but I would apply some Betadine on the site to help dry it up. Is the chick eating, drinking, and active?

 

[-Chanticleer-]

@fluffycrow do you have an idea of what this is??

 

[L2010]

@fluffycrow do you have an idea of what this is??

No It still can poop I don’t know if that means it’s better or worse

 

[L2010]

It may be an unabsorbed egg sack or open navel. I really don’t know that much, but I would apply some Betadine on the site to help dry it up. Is the chick eating, drinking, and active?

It is able to drink and eat

 

[fluffycrow]

A much more experienced member than me has already replied, and I agree. Some better photos could be taken, but from what I can see I think it's what Eggcessive suggested. Try to keep the area clean, the other chicks shouldn't mess with it. The Betadine definitely sounds like a good idea

 

[-Chanticleer-]

Maybe a prolapsed vent? If so this is what Google said:
Using a water-based lubricant, gently massage the tissue back inside the vent and into place. The tissue should respond with easy, delicate touching; do not press too hard. If the tissue is not going back in easily, then the case has become too complicated, and you will need to call an avian vet.

 

[fluffycrow]

Does it poop normally, or does the stool pass from the fleshy area ?

 

[EggSighted4Life]

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The first poster is correct.. it's an unabsorbed yolk or open naval.. The vent is higher near the tail. The red lighting isn't helping to see what's going on. If betadine is not available, consider using an triple antibiotic type cream, or other.

Usually results in mushy chick syndrome and failure to thrive.. but on occasion infection is avoided.

Other unlikely possibility is naval hernia.

Pooping is a good sign! Eating and drinking are also!