This will differ based on your particular relationship to the person. For example, if the person does not know you, you may need to appropriately introduce yourself.
The primary symptoms of balance problems are dizziness and the feeling that the room is spinning. It may be difficult to walk without falling. Other symptoms include: 1  blurred vision. 2  mental confusion or disorientation. 3  nausea and vomiting. 4  feelings of depression, fear, or anxiety. 5  tiredness. 6  difficulty concentrating. 7  diarrhea.
People with traumatic brain injury (TBI) commonly report problems with balance. Between 30% and 65% of people with TBI suffer from dizziness and disequilibrium (lack of balance while sitting or standing) at some point in their recovery. Dizziness includes symptoms such as lightheadedness, vertigo (the sensation that you or your surroundings are moving), and imbalance. How bad your balance problem is depends on many factors: 1  How serious your brain injury is. 2  Where in your brain you were injured. 3  Other injuries you had along with your brain injury. For example, in a motor vehicle crash, you could suffer a TBI, cervical spine injury, and rib and leg fractures.