The symptoms described are concerning for an esophageal condition rather than simple acidity. Pain occurring immediately on swallowing food or even water, especially when radiating to the back, may indicate severe esophagitis, esophageal ulceration, or esophageal spasm. I would recommend prompt consultation with a doctor and consideration of an upper GI endoscopy for further evaluation. If there is difficulty swallowing, inability to tolerate liquids, vomiting blood, or severe chest pain, urgent medical assessment is advised.
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