My battery gets weak when powered off

My battery has been terrible since updating. I have an iPhone 5. I have to charge it several times a day. Last night it was 100%. I powered it off. When I turned it on this morning, it was 60%. I have followed all the tips to save battery but it's not helping.

hey... we had been informed about charge problems since the ios7...don't worry about..but i suggest you to get a battery test to apple store ..there get results if your btry is defective or your ios involved to that problem...if ur btry is defective and you are in the first year warranty...the btry will be replaced charge free...

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