Iphone 5 (ios 7.0.4) battery drains in 2hours

i know there is a ton of threads out there already about iphone 5 batter drain issues.
i want to know;
1. is there a legit fix for this?
2. is there any update coming SOON from apple to fix this?
i work in sports and i need my phone to work; i cant have it plugged in all the time. if thats the case i might as well go with landline again.
can someone make a suggestion here.
Thanks

i'll try this. Thanks.
do you recommend those battery Dr. Apps? do they even work?
- this is the thing, i dont do anything crazy; standard stuff like checking emails, responding to txt's; phone calls that last no more than 5-6mins tops. But i've noticed that i used to be able to run all day without issues, and recently (i'd say about a month) i'll use it for 20mins and and i'll see it go from 100% to 65% in a flash... it messes me up for the rest of the day.
even today for example... i saw this reply on my phone and i was at 36%. by the time i read the post, did all the recommended things in the article; the phone died. and that took no more than 10mins to do all that. so i'm stumpped.
never had this problem before, then poof.... and i have 4 iphones; (iphone 5, iphone 4s and 2 iphone 4's) iphone 5 and 4s are on ios7 and have this same problem; the 4's are still on ios 6 and are running like well oiled machines. i hope this works.
any other suggestions, send them my way. and i'll keep you posted on my end.
thanks for the help.

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