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I think you should continue and get your degree. At that point, then consider whether you would like to complete the pre-requisites and apply. With your degree, you have something that most med applicants don't have: a solid backup degree, and great potential for finding a job.
This frees you from some of the pressure of getting in right away: many people who are rejected for a year find themselves wondering what to do for that year before they re-apply again, reminiscing at the pile of money they spent to get that far.
Medicine is something pretty crazy. I've only just started to dig, but it seems like a pretty amazing area to work in. Maybe you can take a second look after your degree, and see whether it's something you'd like to approach in the future. There's always students in each medical class that graduated and worked for a while before deciding to apply.
