How To Treat Inflamed Bowel And Ascites?

Dear Dr. Rynne My name is Carley Morris, I am 31 years of age and I live in SA. 4 weeks ago I was rushed to Flinders hospital via ambulance as I had undergone emergency keyhole surgery in which they had found a large build up of ascitis. Was also stated that 20% of my small bowel is inflamed. I was feeling okay once I had been discharged up until two weeks later I was admitted to hospital again for sever abdominal pains. I also could not stop vomiting which happened the first time. I had mild fluid build up. An X-ray was taken however fluid does not show up on an X-ray. I was only in there for the day and feeling better from pain relief and anti-nausea medication. Even though 90% of the time the medication would make me vomit more. Excruciating pain at the time and it will come and go. Last week I was at work and it started to happen again with a sudden onset of severe stomach pains and violent vomiting. I was admitted to Flinders emergency again. As results were coming back it did show in my blood test that I had a bacteria which is an ulcer like bacteria above my navel. It was great to get an answer however I was told that this is not what is causing the ascitis as I had 4 L of fluid come up on the ultrasound. I am going back in over the following weeks to have a MRI scan and a endoscopy. I am really scared, I feel so drained and I work as a community support worker and have just completed my diploma in enrolled nursing. Do you know what might be causing the inflamed small bowel and the ascitis.? What can I do too treat it? Thank you Carley Morris