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[shelleyawood]

If you read the comments under the article by I think it was Lacy Duckwing, she speaks of Calcium supplements and amoxicillin helping. Nothing cures it, but another commenter in there talks about how her hen wasn't affected really and kept laying eggs and lived a long life.

I also saw where some survive and don’t lay again. I’m fine with her freeloading lol I just don’t want her to suffer. Thank you for your help. I can’t tell you how much I appreciate it.

 

[Debbie292d]

I also saw where some survive and don’t lay again. I’m fine with her freeloading lol I just don’t want her to suffer. Thank you for your help. I can’t tell you how much I appreciate it.

You are so very welcome. I wish you the best with your hen. I hope it works out for you and her.

 

[Eggcessive]

Some hens may have salpingitis, an inflammation of the oviduct for some time, and could continue living a fairly normal life. Eventually, they may die of it, and sometimes it is only found when a hen is butchered. If she is ever suffering, not eating, or in pain, consider putting her down. Antibiotics rarely help once lash eggs are seen. Sometimes they have large amounts in the abdomen, and can die of egg yolk peritonitis/coelomitis.

 

[shelleyawood]

You are so very welcome. I wish you the best with your hen. I hope it works out for you and her.

Thank you!