Woman whose boyfriend ‘forgot she was allergic to fish’ shares video of the HORRIFYING reaction she suffered after he fed her the dish

A woman whose boyfriend ‘forgot she was allergic to fish’ has shared a video of the horrific reaction she suffered after he fed her the dish.

Lexi Hensler, who lives in California, took to TikTok to candidly reveal her swollen features after accidentally eating seafood.

The content creator, 26, said her boyfriend forgot she was allergic before joking: ‘But did you forget or did I forget to tell you…?’

Lexi’s video, which was first shared in 2023 and recently resurfaced, was flooded with comments from viewers when one person humorously wrote: “She’s giving a corpse bride in a cute way.”

In the clip, which has so far been viewed more than 50.9 million times, Lexi can be seen sitting in the waiting room of a medical center.

His lip and eyelid were swollen after suffering the allergic reaction.

She then turned the camera to show her boyfriend sitting in the seat next to her hastily filling out paperwork.

And the video was soon flooded with comments as one person wrote: “He’s freaking out.”

Others claimed he looked “very stressed” and “nervous”, while another added: “That man looks like he’s panicking.”

Someone else commented: ‘Sorry but this is really funny. The way you fill out the form is everything.

‘Forgetting your birthday or anniversary doesn’t seem so bad anymore,’ another follower jokingly wrote.

Elsewhere in the comments, some of Lexi’s 10.1 million followers He questioned how he ate fish by mistake in the first place.

One person asked: ‘He forgot, but how did you end up eating it?’

Another person added: ‘And how did you forget not to eat?’

A third person wrote: ‘How did you forget you were allergic to fish?’

‘How did you not know you were eating fish?’ Another probed.

According Very good health: ‘If your allergy symptoms are mild, you can often treat them with an over-the-counter oral antihistamine.

“If you are at risk of a severe reaction, you may be advised to carry a single-use prefilled epinephrine injector, such as an EpiPen, which would be injected into the thigh in case of an emergency.”