Could it be Perimenopause?

Hi. I am 32 years old and have been searching for an answer to my problem for years. Since my first period, they were always extremely painful, long, and heavy. At 16 I had my first laparoscopy done to get rid of the cysts and endometreosis to help the pain. At 17 I had my first miscarriage. At 19 I had another laparoscopy for the pain. At 22 I had another to aid in helping me get pregnant. 2 miscarriages later, I finally had my son is 2007. In 2009 I had to get a hysterectomy (cervix and uterus out only) because of the damage that had been done through all of the years...now...backtracking to 2004 (I was 24) I woke up one morning with this feeling of lightheadedness, it felt like vertigo but the room wasn't spinning. A fuzzy feeling in my head, and pain behind my eyes that felt like I had been straining my eyes to look at something for days. I went through hell and back with my doctor trying to figure out the problem. It got to the point to where I could no longer work. I went to an ENT, I had an mri, lot's of bloodwork, (i apologize, it was so long ago, i don't remember what was checked) but my doctor did not give up on me and was extremely thorough in trying to figure me out. Finally, he prescribed me a combination of valium and meclazine (what is in bonine..the motion sickness pill) just to see if it may be my inner ear...and ever since then I have been taking the combination 3-4 times a day. Since then my doctor and I have just left it a lone because the pills take away some of the problem. but somedays, like today..it get's really bad to the point of making me think the meds aren't working anymore. I want to mention that after my hysterectomy none of my symptoms got better. I did have my hormone levels checked in the year of trying to figure out what was wrong..but here's the crazy part. When I found out I was pregnant I obviously couldn't take the meds anymore. and through my whole pregnancy, i never had the problems. not once. they came back THE MOMENT that I started my first period after giving birth. I had a massage today and the therapist did a lot of work on the pain in my stomach...the ovaries, the bladder, all of that. I don't know if this may have exxagerated my problem? I no longer have periods now since my hysterectomy but the problems with my lightheadedness, dizziness, fuzziness, and the strain behind my eyes, seem to be worse when I think is the time when I would usually have my period. I am DESPERATE for help here at this point in my life. It has been too long and I am too young to have days like this. It is making my symptoms 10x worse by looking at this computer to type this!!! So, I was reading about perimenopause, and I don't know if this could be the answer. Also, although my hormone levels were checked when all of this started years ago, (through blood work) (my primary also said that my levels could have been ok at the moment, but can change constantly) could I still have been and still be experiencing low or high progesterone levels??? PLEASE..I beg for help.