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You have missed a period and you do not want to be pregnant.
What to do: a pregnancy test. Yes. Even if you do not want to be pregnant, it is best to go straight to the point. There is no evidence, until you have done a test, you are pregnant. No accompanying symptoms is conclusive: there may be nausea, breast tenderness and cravings without being pregnant. Unless it has ever been pregnant and we all recognize the symptoms. But anyway, to make a decision, he should get tested. And then date the pregnancy, to consider, where appropriate, termination of pregnancy.
Do not take medication to "cook the rules". (Neither ask a doctor.)
For a long time before the abortion could be legalized in France (and elsewhere) it was common that some doctors prescribe a "medicine to reverse the rules" - in fact to cause a miscarriage or an abortion "quietly", without anyone knowing. These drugs had no abortifacient effect. They could however be maternally toxic or cause deformities in children ...
Apart from those used to stop early pregnancy (mifepristone and prostaglandin) in approved centers, no drug can "fry the rules."
It's hard to admit, but it is precisely because there was no safe drug ("natural") that women had abortions in unspeakable conditions for hundreds of years. Today, abortion techniques exist, they are safe for women and their implications for future fertility, but to stay safe, you should definitely check in an approved center.
Drugs for abortion are not sold freely. Why? Because they are only effective on very young pregnancies (less than 7 weeks since last menstrual period, less than 5 weeks of pregnancy). In addition, they are not effective but are toxic. Note that in some clinics are given French mifepristone and prostaglandins beyond that date. But it is absolutely illegal - and scientifically inadequate.
Do not believe the doctors who say "I will return your rules". If you are pregnant, it will not work. For if the medicine he gives you is an abortifacient, it may be toxic FOR YOU (and it does not have the right to prescribe it for you). If the drug is not an abortifacient, it can cause you to lose time if you want to end your pregnancy. Remember that in France, abortion is allowed only within a limited time. So go take a pregnancy test and if positive, please contact an abortion center. If negative, CONDOM USE UNTIL YOUR RETURN RULES! (Because otherwise, you may find yourself pregnant later ...)