A-Level Requirements for studying Medicine

What would you say are the best A-Level Choices for studying Medicine?

I've chosen Chemistry, Biology, Maths and Psychology but I can't help but feel that maths isn't the right path for me.....I'm not very confident in it. My teachers have said that most uni's will want maths for Medicine but I'm just not sure.

Well, the requirements for Oxford are Chemistry and one other science, whether that be Physics, Maths or Biology.
However, UCL states that 'Chemistry and Biology must be studied at A-level' so, I think Chemistry and Biology would be the best choice as some Universities require Biology and all of them require Chemistry, so it opens your options.
Most applicants have 3 sciences, so maths, chem, bio and physics - but it isn't a requirement. I know many people who aim to study medicine and their 3rd option is something they are good at/enjoy, considering the entry requirements are so high. English Literature, History, Psychology and Economics are frequent choices I see among my friends who take Chemistry and Biology as well.
Cambridge states 'although some Colleges consider applicants offering only two science/mathematics subjects at A Level (or equivalent), please note that the success rate of such applicants is much lower' so perhaps it would put you at an advantage to do 3 sciences, but it isn't necessary.

Thanks for the advice. I'm just a little worried because the 6th form director at school has said that most unis would choose a student with Chem, Bio and Maths,
espesically because of how competitive medicine is right now.

Cambridge is probably the only uni (that I'm aware of) requires maths for medicine.

Thanks for the advice. I'm just a little worried because the 6th form director at school has said that most unis would choose a student with Chem, Bio and Maths,
espesically because of how competitive medicine is right now.