Strokes in chickens?

[tacoma2]

Went out to feed my chickens the other day and my Silver Laced Wyandot was upside down with her legs straight up.
I figured she was dead until I grabbed her by the leg and she started kicking!
She can't seem to stand upright and rolls over when you try and right her.
We brought her inside after a couple of days since she's not eating.
We've been feeding her different concoctions with Vit. B and CBD oil along with some other stuff.
She seems to be doing better but not walking without falling over.
My question is: Does this sound like a stroke and does anyone have a fix?

 

[chickenlover007]

Went out to feed my chickens the other day and my Silver Laced Wyandot was upside down with her legs straight up.
I figured she was dead until I grabbed her by the leg and she started kicking!
She can't seem to stand upright and rolls over when you try and right her.
We brought her inside after a couple of days since she's not eating.
We've been feeding her different concoctions with Vit. B and CBD oil along with some other stuff.
She seems to be doing better but not walking without falling over.
My question is: Does this sound like a stroke and does anyone have a fix?

I'm not an expert but something similar just happened to one of my chickens, and she was the only one we had not vaccinated for mareks and we figured that's what happened to her, are your hens all vaccinated for it? because if they were that would rule out mareks but if not I would separate her immediately. @Eggcessive have any ideas of what this might be?

 

[Eggcessive]

How old is she? Does she lay eggs anymore? You might add some human vitamin E 400 IU softgels once a daily given orally to the B complex. It may be something neurological.