Which worm diseases can be spread through dirty hands, and which ones can be spread

Which worm diseases can be spread through dirty hands, and which ones can be spread through uncooked meat and fish products?

Helminthiases or worm diseases are diseases caused by parasites (helminths).

Parasitism is a form of relationship between organisms in which one organism uses the organism of another as a habitat or a source of food. In such a relationship, only one organism gets the benefit, the other organism is harmed.

Worm diseases that spread through dirty hands include ascariasis, enterobiasis, giardiasis, echinococcus, trichocephalosis.

Trichinosis belongs to helminthiasis acquired by eating uncooked or uncooked meat. In addition, bovine and pork tapeworms, as well as liver flukes, can enter the human body with meat.