Check the forum for my posting on this same scenario last year. But to summarize quickly, I recommend having an x-ray. Banfield clinic seems to be the cheapest for that since (most locations) still use the older negative type of x-ray system versus the newer digital image system. The vet can tell exactly how many eggs you need to deal with. Then have the vet drain one egg at a time. It is cheaper than surgery and safer for the snake too! Don't wait too long for treatment since the eggs will more than likely rot inside her and kill her in about a few weeks time.
Many blessings on your situation.
-Anthony Wrenn-

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• Egg bound woma - tracehardin, Sat Jun 13 09:41:44 2009
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• RE: Egg bound woma - tracehardin, Mon Jun 15 14:01:19 2009
• RE: Egg bound woma - markg, Mon Jun 15 19:33:31 2009
• RE: Egg bound woma - anthill, Tue Jun 16 20:42:20 2009