There are reptile probiotics called Nutribac. You can order it on line. You'd sprinkle it on her meals for the next couple months.
The regurge protocol is to not feed for 10ish days. This basically works out to skipping the next scheduled meal. Then you feed a meal half the size of what the snake regurged.
However, your snake isn't eating normal size prey yet, and has had a ton of stress, and so has had the perfect conditions for stress-induced regurge (as opposed to too large a prey item, or too low temps), so I think I'd give her a week from yesterday before attempting to feed, and then I'd feed either a fuzzy, or 2-3 pinks, then if that goes well, after her two week check up, a hopper? Then a week later, a weanling?
Also, we don't know when her last meal was before she was rescued, so her digestive system could have been pretty empty, probably was by the looks of the poo, and it certainly doesn't hurt to work her up to her normal prey size gradually.
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