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.
Loss of independent ambulation (walking) often occurs 15 to 40 years after the initial development of symptoms. The initial presenting symptoms usually involve speech. Common speech problems are repetition of words or phrases (palilalia), rapid speech (tachylalia), and dysarthria. Psychiatric symptoms are more commonly observed and include impulsive behavior, violent outbursts, depression, or a tendency to rapid mood swings.