need help and advice please

I am a bit complicated had surgery in september last year nissan fundoplication surgery and hiatul hernia repair been on a liquid diet and still on it. Been diagnosed with oesophageal dismotility and delayed transit time. Even with liquid diet i have experienced a lot of problems with stomach and bowels. Yesterday i had to go in for an endoscopy where i have had to have my wrap stretched as was experience spasm. Been given build up drinks to increase calorie intake problem being when they had reached wrap and have had constant runs since op and stomach spasms and abdominal pain feel unwell all the time. I really dont want to be to graphic but i can experienced constipation to the degree i have to remove it myself and when i have passed it has a yellowy gel colour to it when i experience diarrohea it is pure brown water. Went for a second opinion for all my symptoms and he said that all my system was out of sync and that he agreed i should have a ng or peg feed to give it a rest and it would get everything working again and build me up and said the stomach problems where due to IBS, but my friend has encouraged me to put my story on here as she is worried that my systems are stacking up to be chrones. Could anyone please help or give advice please
Thanks Joanne

I did try to reply to this earlier, but lost my post due to being logged out (stupid cookies! It irritates me no end when websites don't allow you to store cookies permanently, but I digress...)

Basically just agreed with kazbern. The steps to getting a Crohn's diagnosis are blood/stool tests, colonoscopy and at least one small bowel test, such as barium follow through. Blood tests are not very reliable, and stool tests exist mainly to rule out infectious causes. However one stool test does measure intestinal inflammation and that's faecal calprotectin. It's generally accurate, but non-specific (ie will detect inflammation, but not the cause of it), and being on NSAIDs/PPIs can give false positives.

Might be worth asking for a faecal calprotectin test? Anyway, I have got to go to bed now, but good luck... :-/