Supposedly Good colonoscopy but still having tenderness

Anyways, this might seem like a bit of a rant, but it seems like my GI doctor is not being very empathetic towards my actual symptoms. I sorta know where my crohn's 'spot' is, and sorta gauge how things are going by how it feels down there, along with my appetite and energy levels etc. Anyways, I have been on entocort for maybe 3 years. Not always at higher doses though. And I'll admit that I realize being on steroids causes major side effects, but maybe less so with entocort. Anyways, we did a colonoscopy and supposedly he thinks that my ileum is doing fine, even though i dont' suspect that it is. I had a partial obstruction in what felt like that area half a year ago, when i tried tapering entocort. I was only on remicade and methotrexate for a few months, and now its been over 6 months, so im sure those medications have helped some. And if I am on about 6mg entocort i really feel pretty good. Once in awhile I'll have to take 9mg for a day or two, then back to 6mg. Anyways, I have no clue why my doctor didn't see any abnormalities in my ileum, as my last colonoscopy 2 years ago, that my surgeon did, found quite a bit of inflammation and slight narrowing in my ileum. So although i know these meds are helping, I doubt all of that inflammation went away, and it feels like its still there, just less prominent. So again, im attempting a taper off entocort, but I am really thinking of switching GI doctors cause this one does not seem to be concerned with symptoms at all. He pretty much tells me to taper no matter how bad im feeling...this doesn't seem right. Anyone have similar experiences?

I can't say that I have had a similar experience, but I think it is important to have a doctor you trust.  If you don't feel like he is giving you the right advice, you might be right in considering switching.  If you're not sure, try just getting a second opinion.  It can definitely help put your mind at ease.  Even if another doctor tells you the same thing, at least you know someone else agrees.

That's true, more tests might be helpful. After my initial colonoscopy, I also had an abdominal CT scan done to check out the small intestine.