Black berry battrey life too short

Dear Forum
My black berry phone was working fine since last mouth my battry's life
drained from 89% to 40% and after it 8% dead need to be charged
now and then...! it gives me headages and i tried getting some bettry
but still it makes my phone to get a shorking sound.
please help me fix my lovely phone back to nomal please...?

mndl_vs, instead of my guessing when, please state with detail when you hear this "shodk" sound?
Do your battery life, what you're experiencing is that the on-device battery software meter is off sync with the actual battery charge. To fix that, this will normally work: leave your BlackBerry turned ON and charge for an hour or so through the OEM wall outlet charger, and still connected to the charger remove the battery for five minutes, reinsert and reboot you may need to do that again the next day. Same exact procedure. But that should reset the software reading of the battery.
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