The late rising pacing threshold is an alarming situation in which a possibility of lead dislodgement is usually considered first.This condition is usually picked up on routine follow-up interrogation; however, it can clinically read more manifest as syncope due to bradyarrhythmia.We report such a case in a 59-year-old male presenting to the emergency with syncope with a double chamber pacemaker in situ.He had a history of pacemaker implantation 16 years folk rivet sweat back and a pulse generator replacement (PGR) 6 years back with desirable parameters found immediately and up to 4 years after PGR.He was found to have a complete heart block on an electrocardiogram following the evaluation of presyncope and subsequently on his pacemaker interrogation high threshold was found which improved to acceptable levels after 4 weeks of steroid therapy.