If a girl has sex before her expected period and then it comes on, she is likely not pregnant. However, some women may have light bleeding or spotting in the early weeks of pregnancy which can be mistaken for a period. If your girlfriend’s cycle was normal with the usual flow for 3-5 days then she is probably okay. Periods are sometimes irregular due to stress among other things so I wouldn’t worry too much about it unless there are other signs as well. 

If the intercourse was rough, it could just be irritation making itself known, or possibly even a small tear in your partner’s vaginal wall. Look out for any sign that it might have been more than that, like if there’s pain at all beyond normal discomfort during sex, or weird discharge afterward. 

• Avoid using perfumed soaps, gels, wipes or other feminine products.
• Don’t douche or wash inside your vagina.
• Avoid wearing tight underwear, leotards, bathing suits or sweaty clothes for long periods of time.

If a period was 11 days ago, and there was unprotected sex around that time, then there is a possibility of becoming pregnant. Symptoms might include missing periods, feeling tired, and vomiting. 

The possibility of pregnancy is slightly higher because he withdrew instead of ejaculating inside you. However, there is always some risk associated with sex without a condom, especially around the time of ovulation. Taking Plan B within 72 hours after unprotected sex can reduce the chances of pregnancy. It is intended for emergencies, not regular birth control. Symptoms of pregnancy may include missed periods, nausea, breast tenderness, and fatigue. Consider Plan B if you're concerned; it will help ease your worries.

The reason for this is that before a period begins, a discharge of this nature is usually a result of hormonal changes. If you have been using protection during intercourse, then do not worry too much it is not always a sign of being pregnant. But if you are still worried, take a pregnancy test just to be sure everything is okay. 

HPV is a type of virus that can lead to cancer in some cases. The good news is your daughter can get the rest of the HPV vaccine doses now. It's best to have all doses done to get maximum protection. Go to a clinic and they will tell you how to catch up on the missed doses.