How to deal with recurrent oral ulcers in a 2.5-year-old child?

Patient's question:

The baby is two and a half years old. In the past two months, they have had recurring oral ulcers and swollen gums. This month alone, they've had almost two episodes, each lasting for a while. After a thorough check, the baby's trace elements are not deficient. Currently, they are taking Gluconate Zinc Oral Liquid, as many people say a lack of vitamins could cause this. Which vitamin would be good to take, and what brand?

Doctor's answer:

Based on your description, it is considered related to recurrent oral ulcers, gingivitis, stomach issues, poor oral hygiene, lack of vitamins and trace elements, and low immunity. It is necessary to drink more water, eat more fruits and vegetables, brush and rinse your mouth well after meals, have the nursing mother clean the baby's oral hygiene, digest and cross-link vitamin B (B-complex vitamins) to increase nutrition, reduce the body's immunity, and increase the likelihood of the condition occurring.

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