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How do I know if my estrogen level is normal? 

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These results suggest that the protective effects of estrogen do not plateau at levels seen in normal females but increase further with estrogen levels up through levels seen during pregnancy.
The overexpression of estrogen receptors in normal breast epithelium may augment estrogen sensitivity and hence the risk of breast cancer.
Such regulation is likely to play a role in estrogen-dependent signaling outcomes in a variety of estrogen target tissues in both normal and pathological states.
Of the many studies reported in the literature, I would guesstimate that more than 90% do not measure endogenous hormone levels, making it impossible to determine how much estrogen is being experienced by the female at the time of testing.
Women who take estrogen are more likely to have mammography than those who do not take estrogen.