Namaste Mansi, Your current condition — relief in acidity and loose motions but now loss of appetite with sticky stools and mild bloating — indicates that ama is still present with low agni, and excessive pitta has been controlled but digestion has become weak (vata involvement starting). You have managed the acute phase well. Now the focus should be on rekindling appetite gently without increasing dryness or pitta. As you rightly mentioned, strong drying medicines or kadha are not suitable at this stage. ⸻ What to do now Avoid completely stopping medicines suddenly, but shift towards mild agni deepana (appetite improvement). Prefer warm, soft, freshly cooked food. Do not force eating when there is no hunger, but also avoid long gaps. Small, light meals are better. Add a small piece of fresh ginger with a pinch of rock salt before meals — this can gently stimulate appetite. Avoid heavy, oily, very spicy, and processed foods. Also avoid overeating even if appetite suddenly improves. ⸻ Ayurvedic medicines with dose and timing (mild approach): Hingwashtak Churna – ½ teaspoon with first bite of food Dadimashtaka Churna – 1 teaspoon with food (once or twice daily) Guduchi Satva – a small pinch once daily with water These are gentle and traditionally used to improve digestion, reduce stickiness in stool, and balance pitta without aggravating vata. ⸻ Important understanding • Loss of appetite at this stage is due to low digestive fire, not absence of need • Sticky stool indicates incomplete digestion (ama still present) • Your treatment should now move from “cooling” to “mildly stimulating digestion” ⸻ Expectation Appetite may start improving in 1–2 weeks with proper support, and stool quality will gradually normalize. ⸻ You have already improved significantly — now the goal is to restore stable digestion without relapse. Consultation can help tailor this further to your needs.