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"1. Why do the heathen rage, and the people imagine a vain thing?
4. He that sitteth in the heavens shall laugh: the LORD shall have them in derison".
-Psalm 2 vs 1,4(KJV).

Please brother, yea it's a difficult situation but you don't have to give up.
Many people have already given several advice, I want you to first ask yourself if you really wanted to study medicine or you are being pushed by your parents to do so.
If indeed you are passionate about being a doctor, I will advice you not to give up.
Look for a comfortable time to inform your parents and do so. Register for UME and believe God for the best. Remember a setback is a setup for a comeback. In years to come, you will testify.
Sorry to say this you are even locky it's 100L. Many medical students have been withdrawn after spending 4years+, at least, I know of my school.
One of my course mates and friend back then in medical school was withdrawn after the 'almighty' 2nd MBBS, I later lost contact with the guy but never knew the guy later rewrote UME, got admission to study medicine in the same school and today, he is a doctor.

However, if you are not passionate about being a doctor, still inform you parents but tell them you do not have passion for medicine and then try to go to the field where you heart is.
There are many stories of people who were withdrawn from medical school who later chose another department and came out with a first class. For you to have gotten admission to study medicine (ie if you wrote the UME and post UME yourself) shows you are already above average.
Please do not study medicine for the' money or the prestige', or else you might be frustrated on the long run.
Also, use this opportunity to make Jesus Christ your friend, He can direct and lead you in the right path.
Peace be unto you.