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Check your application’s Log, you can both check your NodeJS’s App log or the WebService you are using for Reverse Proxy(I’ll use Nginx)'s logs. I’ll recommend focusing on your error logs and seeing if anything is being written when you call the API URL.
Once you have the error we’ll know where exactly to further dig and see what’s going on.