Didier Jambart, 52, was prescribed Requip for his illness in 2003.
But within two years he developed wild urges for online gambling and seedy gay encounters.
Lawyers said maker GlaxoSmithKline knew for years the drug had undesired side effects but only put a warning on the pack inserts in 2006.
Now a landmark appeal court ruling has ordered the British drugs giant to compensate the happily married father-of-two.
Comforted by wife Christine outside the court in Rennes, North West France, Mr Jambart sobbed:
“It’s been a seven year battle".
"GlaxoSmithKline lied to us and shattered our lives.”
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