Your contraception didn’t fail, you’re not pregnant.

If you don’t trust condoms + pullout consider adding spermicidal lube or choosing a form of BC for 24/7 protection. BC will also help regulate your bleeding or do away with it altogether depending on the firm. You can read about your options here. If you’re too young to have already seen a gynecologist you can reach out to your nearest Planned Parenthood for assistance. Simply google “Planned Parenthood near me” and give them a call. If you have concerns about your parents seeing something on their health insurance please give this article a read about your rights with your parents insurance. If you’re unsure of your insurance information you can visit your pediatrician’s office and request a copy of your card they have on file. You can also check out this list of the 9 best online sites for birth control, emergency contraception and other medications. They don’t require insurance. You can also find great support at r/birthcontrol. If you’re in the UK you can visit Brook for all you sexual healthcare needs. You can also find a ton of resources for help worldwide in many different languages through Women First Digital here they cover all women’s sexual health needs including assistance with access to safe abortion options.

If BC is not something you want you can still track your cycle even if you’re irregular. Though a quick note about irregular periods. This should be discussed with your gynecologist as this can be indicative of more serious issues like fertility problems.

This video goes in depth on fertility awareness to avoid pregnancy. You can also get a lot of help at r/FAMnNFP.

Ovulation and pregnancy tests can be purchased in bulk cheaply on Amazon, you can see an excellent kit to get you started here.