What do these skin conditions have in common? [1 Attachment]

[Ellen Madono]

Dear Soroush,

I have a questions about HSV and Dr. Shahrdar's work. I have a px who came to me for genital herpes. Sulphur confirmed by HFA (homeopathic Facial analysis) and chosen by ordinary classical repping is decreasing the outbreaks and also he is now getting outbreaks on his fingers that he says look like what he get on his genitals. So I am guessing that Sulphur is working. I was also led by keynotes.

Let's say these methods did not work. Eventually he is unable to get rid of this supposably incurable condition. I have been working with him for 5 months.

The bacterial infection is confirmed by lab tests. So I go to Dr. Shahrdar's program (Repertorium Virosum - RV). There I find HSV I and HSV II. How do I differentiate between them? Can I choose one of the HSV just based on the lab tests?
This may be a very poor example of what I am trying to ask, so please think of the answer at a slightly abstracted level. I am not asking what I should do for this particular case. I am asking what is done in general.

Let's look at my rubric choices. He has very few symptoms: Restless legs when sleeping, painless, itchless eruptions on the penis, sudden indigestion, high body temperature, frequent eruptions of his skin, very theoretically driven, intolerance for inept subordinates, lack of concern for how his clothes look, gegarious, excess eating, drinking and smoking. No one could miss Sulphur from that list. But let's say the list were less obvious but the same kind of non-pathological symptoms. Would I rep it? If I had a similar list of symptoms, I doubt that I would find them among the typically pathology symptoms of the RV. Could the RV still be useful?
Best,
Ellen Madono