It takes about 6 to 12 hours for the fetus to be delivered after the fifth finger is opened. The time required for delivery varies depending on whether or not you had a labor and your physical condition. Five fingers means that the uterus is dilated to the width of five fingers (about five centimeters) and the cervix is dilated. It takes 3 to 5 hours from the opening of the fifth finger to the opening of the tenth finger (i.e., the end of the dilatation period), which is longer for primiparous women than for women who have undergone labor. After that, there is the period of fetal delivery, which takes less than 3 hours for primigravida and less than 2 hours for transient women, and even longer if epidural anesthesia is administered. At the end of the period of fetal delivery, there is a period of placenta delivery, that is, from the delivery of the fetus to the delivery of the placenta, which usually does not take more than half an hour, and this is the end of the labor process. In addition, there is some variability in the above times, so the exact time of delivery is based on the actual situation.