chest pain while swallowing?

ok for about 2 days now ive had this weird sensation in my upper chest lower throat when i swallow i feel a mild and dull pain, particularly with liquids, its kinda like what you feel if you gulf down alot of water at once, i also have a mild feeling of something stuck in my throat although the food goes down easy as does the liquid but its discomforting.

also i dont know if it matters but it happened a day after i got really drunk (16 beers) and chainsmoked a pack of menthol cigarettes, which was also a few days after i smoked about 4 peach cigars so im thinking that it might have something to do with it.

Also i regularly smoke about a pack and a half of non menthol light cigarettes a day and ive been a beer alcoholic for about 2 years, so maybe ive irritated my esophagus idk. i also eat alot of spicy sometimes greasy foods and put alot of lemon in my soups (3 lemons in a big bowl), ive also recently started getting drunk off beer before ive had my breakfast. and lastly i eat quite fast, and i am a few pounds overweight.

so what could it be and what should i do?

PS- im asking a question about the chest pain so please just answer my question instead of telling me i need to quit drinking and smoking i know its bad

You have a variant of gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD) with the effect predominantly in the laryngeal and pharyngeal areas.This is known to cause heart burn. Confirmation requires endoscopy.Treatment is antacids and acid suppressants like omperazole and ranitidine.You need to see your doctor for a prescription.

If this pain in the chest starts after swallowing something then it is not a heart problem but it is possible your esophagus..Your food pipe goes into spasms and that causes the pain. Please note down how long the pain lasts. but it definitely is a problem either with your esophagus or you may have a sliding hernia and the valve above your stomach between the diaphragm (your breathing muscle) does not close and lets acid flow back in to your esophagus that would also be an explanation for the pains which only occur when you eat or drink. Therefore you should see your doctor and he can find out for certain by perhaps performing a gastro copy. When a tiny tube is inserted into your esophagus all the way down into your stomach and a little camera is attached so the doctor can look inside and either confirms this is what you got or else he will do other test with you until he find out the reason for your pain when swallowing food or water.