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What to do about possibly impacted snake?

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I don't know the age on this girl, but she gave me a healthy clutch in march. I put her back on feed and she's been eating, but she hasn't peed of pooped. For probably a couple months now. I'm starting to get concerned. As you can see she has a large swelling just forward of her tail. Everything feels soft and squishy except for one small hard mass. She's still eating and alert, almost too alert. Are there any home remedies I can try short of taking her to the vet?
 

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She did look completely empty after she laid, right?

If the warm bath doesn't work the vet might be able to break the hard clump up.

Is she het pied?
 
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