This imaging pattern — circumferential small bowel wall thickening (jejunum + ileum), prominent vasa recta (comb sign), mesenteric fat stranding, discrete mesenteric lymph nodes, and minimal ascites — is very characteristic of Crohn's disease, particularly given your autoimmune background and young age. Intestinal tuberculosis must also be strongly considered in an Indian patient as it can be radiologically identical. These two conditions need to be differentiated before starting treatment, as the management differs significantly — steroids used in Crohn's can worsen TB.

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What are your symptoms? No doctor treats the reports. With your symptoms no one can correlate your report. Though it could be intestinal tuberculosis.