Thank you eveyone, looks like we'll have to take her in.. Does anyone know a rough price range?
If reptile infections take a while to form than it very well could be a splinter or a rodent bite. I bought her back in march and the previous owner kept her on wood chips and might have fed her live. But since she's been with us she's had paper substrate and and has been fed f/t only.

And to Dr. del, she is due to lay July 4 at the earliest. Do you think the infection, treatment and stress will have an effect on her clutch? This is my first clutch and I'm really nervous about everything, especially now..