IOS 7.0.2 update causes overheating and severe battery drain

IOS 7.0.2 update causes overheating and severe battery drain. Before the update my 4S battery life can reached up to 2days now the battery won’t last longer than 2 hours or less especially when its overheat.
Apple should release another update to fix their problem ASAP, also Apple should replace our 4S unit because our battery now is degraded and probably some of the parts are damage because of the extreme overheating caused by Apple update…
Anyone who can tweak this issue please post..
Thanks

We also had an issue with IOS 7 refusing to accept the Apple ID and password (not the passcode) and this update appears to have fixed that as well. This problem surfaced on my wife's and my son's ioPhone, but not on mine.

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