Abstract:【Objective】 To study the expression of plasminogen activator in unexplained refractory nasal bleeding and its influence on near nasal bleeding patients (Group A) and traumatic nasal bleeding (Group B) received and long-term curative efficacy. 【Methods】 Clinical data of unexplained refractory treatment at our hospital from 2011 to 2012 was retrospectively analyzed. 【Results】 There were 62 patents in Group A and 51 patients in Group B. Group A patients had a lower response rate than Group B (83.87%, 52/62 vs 96.08%, 49/51; t =4.393, P =0.036). Group A patients had a higher levels of u-PAR, u-PA, NF-α, IL-6 and CRP than Group B (P <0.05). Correlation analysis shown that u-PA had a significant positive correlation with TNF-α and CRP in Group A (P <0.001). ROC curve shown u-PA predicted postoperative recurrence of nasal bleeding 1 year after surgery had a cut-off point value of 0.26. Group A patients were divided into two groups, subgroup A (u-PA<0.26μg/L) and subgroup B(u-PA≥0.26μg/L). The subgroup A patients had a lower recurrence rate than subgroup B (5.88%, 2/34 vs 75.00%,21/28; Log-rankχ2=31.460, P <0.001). 【Conclusion】 Unexplained refractory nasal bleeding had a lower response rate than traumatic nasal bleeding. Fibrinolysis hyperfunction may reduce the short-term and long-term treatment effects.