Inflammation in small intestine?

I'm so confused! I was diagnosed with UC in January after biopsies from a colonoscopy came back positive. I have been in a flare for almost a year now. Dr did another colonoscopy and biopsies came back normal. On Monday, we did a CT enterography and today the nurse called with results saying there was inflammation in the jejunum in my small intestine. Am I correct in thinking that this is not UC and maybe more indicative of Crohns? Waiting to insurance to approve and then dr wants to schedule an upper scope and a pill capsule test. I am way overwhelmed!

Jejunoileitis: This form of the disease affects the jejunum, which is the upper half of the small intestine. It causes areas of inflammation. Symptoms include cramps after meals, the formation of fistulas, diarrhea, and abdominal pain that can become intense.

There's a good chance that it's in fact Crohn's and not UC, I have crohn's, when I first became sick it was affecting my jejunum as well as my colon, rectum and anus (with perianal crohn's skin tags) when they DX with UC did they happen to mention the type of inflammation you had (patchy is indicative of Crohn's disease, UC isn't patchy, rather the entire area will be inflamed with no patches)?

Do you happen to know though if the inflammation was patchy? it would be inflammation basically marbled (patches) with healthy tissue, with UC the entire area is inflamed with no patches of healthy tissue. Ask if they can confirm that with you.

There is also SIBO (small intestinal bacteria overgrowth). There is a breath test for diagnosing it. I'm going for the test in a few weeks.

Have you discussed immunosuppressants or biologicals with your GI? You've been flaring for a long time.

I can ask about the patchy areas. I'm curious to know if they were continuous areas of inflammation or patchy. I have been waiting for treatment to work for almost a year now so I'm getting pretty impatient. I would hate for the diagnosis to be changed to Crohn's but I'm also to the point where I just want to know what it is so we can begin treatment and I can start feeling better.