Could increasing the dose of Asertin cause stomach problems?

To @Agata:

If your son gets up later (e.g. at 11-12 p.m.), you can postpone the first dose to that time.
The second dose is then best taken about 5-6 hours later (e.g. 4-5 p.m.).

Ideally, you should keep a constant interval between doses, about 5-6 hours. If the rhythm of the day is disturbed during the holiday season, some flexibility can be introduced.

It is crucial not to skip doses and not to take two doses at once. Try to maintain a similar pattern every day. It is worth remembering that sertraline has a long half-life (about 26 hours), which means that small fluctuations in the time of intake should not significantly affect the concentration of the drug in the body.

If you have any concerns or concerns about the dosage regimen, it is best to consult with your treating doctor, who can tailor recommendations to your son's individual situation.

What is the minimum time interval between taking asertin? My son has a dose of 150 mg, 100 in the morning, 50 in the afternoon.
It's summer holidays and sometimes he gets up at 11-12, I don't know what hours are best, if he takes one day at 9 am and then at 2 pm, and the next day at 12 and then at 3 pm, won't it make a difference?