Sounds like GERD: Gastroesophageal reflux is both common and unpleasant. The specific triggers you mention are the most commonly associated foods/substances that increase reflux symptoms. Another possibility is gastritis or even Helicobater pylori infection of the stomach (which leads to ulcers). The best way to establish the diagnosis is with testing through your doctor and the treatment depends upon what is found.
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