I'm relapsing - can I increase meds and not see my GI?

Three days ago, I started to have the same darn severe right lower quadrant pain. More than six months ago and after I started both Methotrexate im injections and Entocort, I became extremely well. However, a month ago, I got a stomach, esophagus and duodenum flare up and was deprived from MTX. I was doing somehow well. And I had two scopes. When the biopsy results were out and it showed that I have active colitis, unremarkable ileal changes along with GERD, gastritis and duodenitis, my GI decided that I should taper Entocort. I posted asking about this before and many fellows answered me thankfully . However, I decided to continue taking Entocort. I even thought of increasing the dose to 9mg for only one week and then go down to 6 mg. But it's not only intestinal pain. I have watery/loose D, general abdominal pain that increases after a bowel movement and lasts for more than an hour, and fatigue. Out of my previous experience, these are signs of a flare up. But I don't want to call my GI. Sometimes, I feel I don't want to see him anymore as he is convinced that the biopsy results are ok but for me, I'm not ok. I don't want to have this horrible pain again that I kept suffering from for 4 years and even tramadol could not relieve it. I also take pentasa tablets 2 g though it really hurts my stomach. Any advice for treating this flare up without contacting my GI will be very appreciated.
Thank you very much.

Yeah, like gumby, I'm not sure who would prescribe your meds if you didn't see your GI? A GP can prescribe some Crohn's meds, but not all. But it's not a good idea to have a GP in sole charge of your Crohn's: having a GI is essential. So if your current one isn't doing anything for you, find a different one who will.

I have been broke and lined my extensive medication supplies and tried to figure it out for myself with what I had on hand..I have lived in more rural areas where my medication was ordered and monitored by an internist with a GI doing all the testing..My last doctor was a internist and an immunologist in Springfield and dealt with all my meds, diet, and blood work..I did not like most of the GIs I have seen except for one..I wanted more control over my treatment..I had one GI at my worst that all I did was get worse with more tests that just bankrupted me and all the meds at that time seem to make me feel worse..so I do understand..Some internal medicine doctors are more willing to work with you than others..
Cindy