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Without seeing pix, it sounds like an abscess from pushing on her nose, & now it's impairing her breathing to where she makes noise. Snakes do not form liquid pus that can be drained off...it's solid & requires surgical removal in order to heal & restore her breathing. Such an abscess can continue to get bigger though, & when it does, it's a bigger deal to remove. They do not go away on their own..."if only". You should find a qualified, experienced herp-veterinarian & have her seen & treated. This site might help:
https://arav.site-ym.com/search/custom.asp?id=3661
When you make a vet appointment they should discuss how the appointment will be handled...different offices are doing different things...some have a parking lot drop-off for the animals so you do not need to come inside. Most should want you to wear a mask if you do come inside.
You should ALSO modify her living quarters to help prevent the pushing that likely caused this, as this can recur, & some snakes are very stubborn about pushing.
Last edited by Bogertophis; 09-17-2020 at 10:54 PM.
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