What is the right career choice for me? medicine?

I take biology, chemistry and maths at a level, so what you are already probably thinking is the obvious career choice for me is medicine? or something similar. I had my heart set on becoming a vet, then about a year and a half ago I decided that maybe a better option for me would be becoming a doctor. I have done all of the work experience and I did really enjoy it, so I decided that I wanted to become a surgeon.. well I think. I'm taking my a levels this year but I haven't applied yet because I want to take a year out to travel and whatever. I have just taken my mocks and I didn't do awful but not as well as I hoped. Everyone keeps telling me I have time to fix it so I will get the grade I need (AAA) to do medicine If I want to but I'm starting to wonder if that is what I actually want to do. I hate chemistry and I only took it to allow me to study medicine. I'm not sure how much chemistry you actually do I'm a medicine degree but I definitely hope its not a lot. My mum is a doctor and she spends so much time working (like academic work) and taking exams. I don't know if I want to spend my life working (academically) all the time. I considered becoming a teacher? but now I'm just really confused about what I want to do.

There are lots of things you can do with biology, chemistry, and maths. I don't think the "obvious" career choice is medicine at all

There is no pure chemistry at medical school, so I wouldn't let that put you off.

I don't know what stage your mum is at in her career but exams aren't a lifelong thing. You will have to work hard of course, but that's the case in any professional career. I think if you've enjoyed the work experience then that's an encouraging sign.

I take biology, chemistry and maths at a level, so what you are already probably thinking is the obvious career choice for me is medicine? or something similar. I had my heart set on becoming a vet, then about a year and a half ago I decided that maybe a better option for me would be becoming a doctor. I have done all of the work experience and I did really enjoy it, so I decided that I wanted to become a surgeon.. well I think. I'm taking my a levels this year but I haven't applied yet because I want to take a year out to travel and whatever. I have just taken my mocks and I didn't do awful but not as well as I hoped. Everyone keeps telling me I have time to fix it so I will get the grade I need (AAA) to do medicine If I want to but I'm starting to wonder if that is what I actually want to do. I hate chemistry and I only took it to allow me to study medicine. I'm not sure how much chemistry you actually do I'm a medicine degree but I definitely hope its not a lot. My mum is a doctor and she spends so much time working (like academic work) and taking exams. I don't know if I want to spend my life working (academically) all the time. I considered becoming a teacher? but now I'm just really confused about what I want to do.