What additional medication or therapeutic options can be recommended to improve tremor and motor function in a Parkinson’s disease patient already taking carbidopa‑levodopa (Sinemet) 25/100 mg six times daily and a low‑dose supplemental agent (morales) 0.5 mg four times daily?

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