The time interval between a 5-minute contraction and the delivery of a pregnant woman depends on the physical condition of the pregnant woman, the size of the fetus, the orientation of the fetus, etc. Therefore, it is difficult to judge. However, in general, it takes about 10-14 hours for first-time mothers and 6-8 hours for menstruating mothers. The appearance of regular contractions for 5 minutes indicates that labor is in progress. The labor process is divided into three stages: 1, the first stage of labor: that is, the period of dilatation of the uterine mouth, refers to the process from labor to the full opening of the cervix. This period takes the longest time, 10-13 hours on average for primigravida and 4-8 hours for transwomen; 2, the second stage of labor: that is, the fetal delivery period, refers to the whole process from the opening of the uterus to the delivery of the fetus. Generally, it takes no more than 3 hours for a primigravida and no more than 2 hours for a woman in labor. If a woman has labor analgesia, it can be extended by 1 hour on top of that; 3. Third stage of labor: the period of placenta delivery, which generally takes no more than 30 minutes. Pregnant women can replenish their energy before labor and empty their bowels before delivery, while following the doctor’s instructions until the baby is born successfully.