Possible that Im going through Menopause? (18 years old)?

I don't think you can hun not at that age. Well hope its not possible. I would make an appointment to see your doctor as soon as poss just to help you out.

At your age, it's likely just a temporary hormone imbalance. All the 'symptoms' of menopause are really the result of changes in a woman's hormones, so some random fluctuation could produce similar results even though you're not actually going through meopause. If you're really worried, and your period isn't regular (and I don't mean 'like usual' I just mean 'the same for a few times') in a couple months check with your doctor.

I seriously doubt you are going through menopause...and quite frankly, pregnancy isn't the only thing that can cause changes in your cycle.

But even though you have been menstruating since age 10, it doesn't mean your cycle can't change. At age 18, your body is still entering some growth changes, so your hormones might be fluctuating, resulting in unusual and noticeable changes in your cycle.

Since these symptoms are unusual for you, you really should go see your doctor and get things checked out. Especially since you are already sexually active, it is good to get an exam to rule out any infections or diseases that could be causing these changes.

It would be very rare for you to be going through menopause unless you have a serious hormonal imbalance. I would get it checked out just to make sure nothing is wrong. A similar thing happened to a friend and it turned out she had a tumor (non cancerous) on her pituitary gland that was causing her irregular hormone levels and menstrual cycle. Thyroid problems can also cause irregular periods, among other causes

well maybe that's why it's became irregular, bc u're not having sex, believe it or not, sex does effect ur menstrual cycle.

but no, u're not going through menopause, otherwise u'd be late by 2-3 months at times, hot flashes, horrible moods swings, and more. which u're none of that. so u're not even close to having a menopause. why don't u do a lil research on it, google it.

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I do not think you are going through menopause there are a lot of other symptoms to that. Your period can have changes for many reasons. If you are really concerned see a gynecologist.

it's too early to be going through menopause, but you could be 4 months pregnant.

its not impossible i worked with a girl who went into early menopause at 21 i would go to your dr to find out whats going on

Sometimes your body just changes. Once you get used to something with your menstral cycle, it changes. I'm 99.9 % SURE it's not menopause though. If you are concerned, see your OBGYN.