Poorly Chook

If you've cleaned her up and isolated her and she's eating ok, I would imagine time would heal, but if at all worried I'd take her to the vet to get her checked.
Someone else will no doubt be along who has experienced this

Might be that she is just out of sorts and getting used to this egg laying thing, however as rubellite says if in doubt get her to a vets, and keep doing what youre already doing (keeping her clean etc)

The liquid running out this morning was clear like water - didn't notice it being sticky but I'll check! 

Rest of the time she has a runny pooey loking stuff that is a pale creamy yellow colour, it all started after the huuuuuge eggy (she has laid once since then) and she does appear 'slightly' off colour feathers ruffled etc

Would post pics but can't access pics from work - she is very different to one of our older batch when she is going to lay a soft shelled one

Just worried it's egg yolk peritonitis after the huge one she laid the other day - have been told those that lay double yolkers are more prone to it? 

She is certainly v quiet and moping off on her own but as I said, is still eating/drinking

I've bought some poultry spice at lunch and will give her another antibio this evening and some porridge with spice in, got probiotic yoghurt too - would that help or hinder as well?

She's a real sweety so dn;t want to give up on her unless it's nexcessary.

What's best to wash her bottom in? We've been using very dilute hibiscrub with warm water

The poor girlie isn't talking to us any more, she was wandering around when we got home last night so got grabbed out of the run, sat in a washing up bowl of warm water with hibiscrub and her bottom washed and dried - still has very runny creamy yellow poo down her feathers but it is looking less runny, her crop felt if anything a little hard so she had a massage, she was then offered her Baytril with natural yoghurt and porceeded to shake it off her beak all over OH's jacket      Gave up on the yoghurt as she really didn't seem keen so syringed her Baytril (not impressed  )

Put her back in the run and gave everyone some corn, threw some away from her so the others didn't attack her (now very clean bottom) and threw some for her - attacked it with gusto      Took herself off to bed quite happily and was last checked at 11:20 last night fast asleep with her head under her wing on the perch.

Let them out this morning and she didn't appear    - opened back door of coop and she was up on the perch preening her bottom     (hadn't been bothering) Grabber her out and gave her another dose of Baytril, she jumped on my back when I was mucking the coops out (much more like her and she hasn't been bothering at all)

Fetched them some dandelions, cabbage and broccoli and she came pelting over and ran off with some cabbage    so looking much better this morning.

Fingers crossed she carries on improving