Vent Gleet

[ChickiNovice]

One of my chickens has vent gleet and I have read many websites telling me what to do and I just gave her some yogurt and water with apple cider vinegar but I still have a few questions.

How long does it take to get rid of vent gleet?

Should I put her back in with the other birds?

There is a bit of green next to her vent but I don't know if it is a bruise or an infection, and I know I can't give her antibiotics because it will kill both the good and bad bacteria that she needs to get rid of the yeast infection, so what should I do?

Should I put Neosporin on the vent area?

Her vent is still foaming, is this normal?

 

[Eggcessive]

Miconazole from the drug store or Nustock cream from the feedstore would be good to put on the vent area every day. Nystatin from a vet, or Medistatin, available online, and fluconazole or diflucan with a prescription are good to treat fungal infections of the GI tract. Can you post a picture of the green skin? Bruising can sometimes look green. I don't think many isolate their chickens with vent gleet. Here are a couple of links if you haven't seen them:
http://www.tillysnest.com/2012/12/vent-gleet-prevention-and-treatment.html
http://birdhealth.com.au/flockbirds/poultry/diseases/vent_gleet.html
http://www.jedds.com/-strse-651/MEDISTATIN/Detail.bok