Yellow bumps in chickens throat- please help I'm desperate

[FlyingNunFarm]

https://www.backyardchickens.com/threads/what-kind-of-worm.1253974/

See if the pictures in this thread look like what you saw.

 

[Jemma Rider]

He's your bird, so you are familiar with his actions - if you feel something is not right, then I believe you The photo you posted of him, he looks fine to me, but I can't always see what's going on.

Molting birds do not feel well at all. If think something else is going on besides molt, then cage him for a couple of days so you can monitor his eating and drinking. Collect a stool sample and get a fecal test to rule out worms. Extra protein and some vitamins for a few days may help too.

I'm sorry, I wish I had better answers for you.

Okay thank you very much, i think I'm just going to be careful and observe him for a while and try to gather up the money for a fecal test, i really wanted something i could treat easily and quickly since I'm going away soon but i can just leave instructions for my parents if there's something extra they need to do.
thank you very much, i know I'm never much help I'm very scatterbrained and i tend to go right to worst case scenario.
But when i went out to the coop last night, roosters face looked okay, still a bit pale but not white like the night before. I think that's good so I'm hoping I'm just wrong and he's just off because he's molting. Thank you again.

 

[Jemma Rider]

https://www.backyardchickens.com/threads/what-kind-of-worm.1253974/

See if the pictures in this thread look like what you saw.

The things in roosters throat look similar but on a much smaller scale, and more rounded, sort of like a pimple. The bumps were gone the next day so i figure that it might've been stuck food or something? But it didn't look like stuck food so I'm just keeping an eye on his throat in case they return.