The amount of time an induced fetus will be in pain varies from person to person and ranges from about 4-24 hours. The duration of induced fetal pain, that is, the time when the fetus is delivered, can be affected by a number of factors. If you are a primiparous woman, the induction of labor will take longer, and the pain will be prolonged. In the case of a primigravida, the induction of labor will take longer and the pain will be relatively shorter. If the gestational week is short and the fetus is small, the induction of labor will take a shorter time and the pain will be shorter. If the pregnancy week is long and the fetus is large, the induction of labor will take longer and the pain will be longer. If the pregnant woman is highly sensitive to the drug and the drug works well, the induction of labor will take a shorter time and the pain will be shorter. Pregnant women who are not sensitive to the medication and the medication does not work well will take longer to induce labor and the pain will be longer. The duration of induction of labor varies according to each pregnant woman and the duration of pain is uncertain. It ranges from about 4-24 hours.