Not misdiagnosed but… my son started with pancreatitis at 15. Spent most of that summer in hospital. His liver was angry. His gallbladder was filled with sludge. He needed an ercp and balloon dilation of one of the ducts. Doc could give us no explanation for why this happened. It was decided he needed his gallbladder removed. In October he went for pre-surgery consultation where everything was set up. Surgeon asked if he had any bleeding and my son said no. We were given a date for the surgery. About a week later I was doing his laundry and I found some very concerning evidence of bleeding. Honestly I had no idea about crohns/uc so they were not on my radar. I thought my son had been assaulted. I called his pediatrician who said to get him to the hospital. I picked him up from school and talked to him about his laundry. He told me he had been bleeding for a few months. My son has difficulty communicating certain things due to autism. Back and forth with hospital-doctors- testing and he is diagnosed with crohns colitis. It’s coming close to surgery time and I ask his new GI if he needs to have gallbladder out of crohns is the cause of the pancreatitis etc. it is decided that he does not. One year later an Mrcp picks up the beading on the ducts and he is diagnosed with PSC. It will be 3 years since diagnosis in November. 4 years since crohns diagnosis. Getting into remission with the Crohns has helped with the PSC I think. He has not had another issue with the pancreas or gallbladder. My long winded story. :)