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Madison, we don't have any direct experience with Nginx, but we do run our software behind an Apache reverse proxy without the problem you're seeing. I think it's a configuration issue with your proxy settings. Doing a quick search of what works for us on Apache, I think you need to look into the proxy_pass directives: https://www.nginx.com/resources/admin-guide/reverse-proxy/
On our Apache reverse proxy, we have to use both the ProxyPass AND the ProxyPassReverse directives. One possible difference, is that we also use a named based vhost set up, so "/" always translates to "/". Hope this helps.