Biopsy, pANCA, and Labs

Normal SED rate and CRP, however blood in stool and colonoscopy revealed:
Ileum - mild tissue eosinophilia
Cecum - moderate tissue eosinophilia
Ascending colon - ok
Transvers colon - ok
Descending colon - focal active colitis with tissue eosinophilia
Sigmoid - focal active colitis with tissue eosinophilia
Rectum - focal active colitis with tissue eosinophilia

pANCA - positive - 34.2
WBC - normal
Segs - 89 (high)
Lymphs - 9 (low)
ABS Lymphs - .76 (low)
ANA - positive 1:1280
dsDAN - neg
SSA - neg
SSB - neg
SM/RNP - neg
Sm - neg
SLC Auto AB - neg
IgA - 43 (low)
IgM - 38 (low)

Should this be treated as ulcerative colitis due to pANCA being positive?

Also what is What is Disaccharidase analysis and what does it mean when your values are high?

Lactase 63.1
Sucrase 181.8
Maltase 581.5
Palatinase 73.7

[Kevin Pho, MD]

This question is out of my range of expertise.

I will contact administration for a refund.

Thanks,
Kevin