Short periods of abstinence do not usually result in a high sperm abnormality rate.
There is usually no significant association between sperm abnormalities and short periods of abstinence, but the condition may be related to bad habits, infections and high testicular temperatures. These conditions may affect the development of sperm and may damage the sperm, leading to high sperm malformation rates.
A short period of abstinence does not usually cause sperm deformities, but a long period of abstinence may cause the sperm to gradually age and wither, resulting in poor sperm quality or a high sperm deformity rate.
Patients with high sperm abnormality rate should go to the hospital in time to clarify the cause, and choose the appropriate method of treatment under the guidance of the doctor, which will help to improve the quality of sperm.