Suspicious Activity - Impacted or Eggs?

Ok, so it has been a while since I have posted, but I need a little help. Copper turned one year old a little while ago, but she has been acting a little weird for the past week. She has been lazy waking up and getting to the basking spot, so I usually have to help her do that. After I do that, she turns to her happy old self.
Things that are suspicious-
-Hasn't pooped in 2 weeks.
-Trouble waking up
-Possible small bumps on her tummy, Eggs?
Things to consider-
-UVB is Reptisun 10.0 Florescent tube
-Low basking spot temp - 92 degrees to 94 degrees
-High basking spot temp - 96 degrees to 100 degrees
-16 1/2 inches long
-Around 380 grams

I have been giving her prune baby food and massages in the bath for the past 4 days.

Other than that, let me know if you need any other information. I am very thankful for any support.

if she hasn't pooped in 2 weeks that is a problem. Take her to the vet.

My girl has had eggs and still poops.

Hi there....what is her typical diet ? When they are gravid they usually become more active as they search for a lay spot. If she is slightly impacted it's not really a problem but to help it along aside from the prunes [ which is good stuff ] offer some squash, cucumbers, unsweetened applesauce, blueberries and 1/4 tsp. of veg. oil and/or raw honey. Any of those with extra hydration and a warm bath every other day will do the trick. No vet needed at all for an adult that doesn't poo for 2 weeks, it's very common and not an emergency.

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Hi there....what is her typical diet ? When they are gravid they usually become more active as they search for a lay spot. If she is slightly impacted it's not really a problem but to help it along aside from the prunes [ which is good stuff ] offer some squash, cucumbers, unsweetened applesauce, blueberries and 1/4 tsp. of veg. oil and/or raw honey. Any of those with extra hydration and a warm bath every other day will do the trick. No vet needed at all for an adult that doesn't poo for 2 weeks, it's very common and not an emergency.

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Thanks for the reply! Her diet consists of worms (mealworms, supers + wax worms) occasional crickets, kale, arugula, other veggies, rarely some fruit. It's pretty flexible, any considerations will be taken into account. We've been laying off heavy protein since she's an adult now, however. She's gone more than a week for not pooping a few other times, and it didn't really seem that serious... it's almost like she wasn't even impacted, but just didn't want to poop for some reason. It might of been because of worm shells, though. Since she is older than a year, it is possible for infertile eggs. I've done research and it seems to match up... we'll just have to see in time. :study:

Forgot to mention: I haven't felt any solid poo in her intestines... I'm just really confused. The bumps on her belly are not in her intestines, btw. :?

*UPDATE* She went poop YAY