Why exactly has this changed your family circumstance?
<2011, you paid £3400 ish a year (it gained about 2% inflation per year since it was initiated) through a loan provided through the SFC, which you then paid back on a staggered basis once you were a graduate and earning over £15,000.
>2011, you pay £9000 a year (down to £6000 at some universities depending on your family finance), through a loan provided through the SFC, which you then pay back on a staggered basis once you are a graduate and earning over £21,000.
Accommodation, etc, should all stay the same. So, until you've graduated, nothing has actually changed.
As a Doctor, you're probably one of the people who's going to be least concerned about the effects of student debt, since you're practically guaranteed a job when you graduate, so that shouldn't be a concern. Yes, it's bad that it's going to be more than people who got in in 2011, but that wouldn't put me off.