Get the humidity up for starters. This is a form of cycling for a ball python. Since the humidity drops in the winter a Ball can think it's time to breed and begin to fast. Once you've done that pull up a lawn chair and wait for the next few months, because that's how long it may take to get your ball to eat. Like the Doc said, keep and eye on the weight of your Ball....and wait it out.
Of course you need to check your ball carefully to make sure it has no sign of illness though.
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